You are in violation of Wikipedia:Civility 

Since it has been months and you have refused to address it, I am soon going to take action through the appropriate channels in Wikipedia.  In Wikipedia:Civility it clearly states that you can't lie about users, such as outlined here (in regard to my arbitration committee ruling).  In the future, I suggest that if you make a ruling against someone, you don't simply make up dozens of claims against them out of thin air.

The problem is that when you make them up, instead of reading through what the person said to try to "spin" what they've said, chances are you won't be able to find any supporting links as evidence.  This was evidence by one of your more bold claims of "Cite your sources", where you provided zero (0) links as evidence.  The fact that you couldn't come up with anything upon request on the mailing list doesn't help your case either (you actually stopped replying completely once I very thoroughly outlined the many places I did cite sources).  This really is your last chance to dig and find something.

In case you're wondering, I was just kind of bored, which is why I didn't get around to this until now.  In retrospect, I find the myriad of accusations (lies) you put with zero (0) supporting links to be appalling.  If I remember correctly, you easily added over 75% of them personally.