I will try to remember to log in from now on. As for your point I was trying to pick a fight... balkanfever is the one that mass removing my edits. I tried to have a discussion about it with him on his talk page (he basically ignored me)... at which time I noticed on his user page he had a great deal of  anti-Greek Macedonian sentiment (and I still stick by that claim) When I asked him to remove a specific offensive link (that lead to an external page showing half of Greece under FYROM contro)... instead he called up an admin buddy to harass me with claims of "trolling".  (oh irony of ironies)

But to be fair... can you please point me where specifically you think I called "a whole bunch of people a whole bunch of nasty names"? The only time I can recall reacted with any hostility to anyone was when accused of "trolling" out of the blue (and I accused them of bias back)... and someone called me a "racist" for stating the that there are 2.5 ethnic-Greek Macedonians (which I also responded in like for denying their existence). Again... do these 2.5 million Macedonians no longer exist? Does that seem consistent with their human rights? 

And getting back to the original query... is it considered professional for a Wikipedia admin to name call and threaten banning users without even reviewing the other POV? And if not...where would I register a complaint?

Thanks again Andrew. (I'd read the reply but won't bother you again as I've taken up enough of your time) I just wish to add... this isn't a minor matter here. If Macedonians are denied their own recognition... this very issue could very well lead to the next war in the Baltics.