****Okay, Montanabw is being -clear in admitting that they are "siding with" others against me, not on the merits but to make a point and to attempt to silence me personally. This editor clearly needs to read WP:GANG, WP:POINT, WP:HARASS, and WP:ARBATC, including its prohibition on personalizing article title debates, about which Montanabw was formally notified the day before they posted this. I've already suggested on Montanabw's own talk page to be amenable to WP:Dispute resolution, the proper venue for this stuff. Yet Montanabw just made it unmistakeably certain that this is a personal dispute for them, not a discussion about the merits of these renames, so they are disrupting WP:RM to pursue a personality conflict, even after it's been pointed out that this is what they're doing. It has to stop.There is no "my way" that I'm insisting on. We have clear article title policies, and I've made moves that conform to them, accepted some criticism for doing so without discussion, and now we're having that very discussion, which seems to be going the way I suggested anyway, since it's the way based on policy, not "my way" or "Montanbw's way". Other moves I've requested, on a policy basis not some random personal preference mind you, almost invariably also are accepted (see  for just one month's stats, in which my RM actions are  in predicting move or don't-move outcome). Montanabw is conflating a) their previous, unrelated article-titling personal disputes with me (in some of which they were correct about that content, while I was in others), b) an ANI resolved over two months ago about move process (not content) in which Montanabw was involved, and b) the substance (content, not process) of the moves in question now. These are three  topics. Montanabw muddying the waters of the ongoing proceeding (and doing so again, in ways that demonstrate they don't understand how RM works, at WP:AN) on the basis of my alleged personality is the fallacy ad hominem, and a sterling example of a WP:NPA violation . Montanabw has already had way more than enough warnings in that regard.  —    ≽ʌⱷ҅ᴥⱷʌ≼