==hypothetical question on warning template use== 

 If a non-admin repeatedly puts warnings, culminating in 

 "This is your last warning.  If you continue to make personal attacks on other people, you will be blocked for disruption. Comment on content, not on other contributors or people." (plus the red hand) 

 on someones page or directed towards someone, even when they haven't necessarily made a personal attack, and the editor doing that has no way of knowing if the person really would face being blocked, as they're not an admin.  However, the person says, 'carry on like this, and I'll make sure you are blocked,' that's not really an ok way to behave is it?  This is really a moot point as I think the 'warned' user may end up blocked for other offences.  So I'm not having a good at anyone.  But just curious how much you think this would be ok?