I told you in my first response that the problem is the attitude of the other user. We are past the curling box issue. The issue is the other user acting as if they are the supreme lord of wikicurling, creating rules and guidelines that have not been discussed with other group members and then enforcing them upon everyone else. You just said what I've been trying to get across this whole time "We are all volunteers here, so nobody can be compelled to do anything they don't want to do."  If the other user would change their attitude there wouldn't be an issue. There was never a problem with things until this last year when the user created "guidelines" and then started enforcing them. I've been a member of the group for a few years, and not once was I ever messaged to review these guidelines or participate in creating and developing them. The other user solely created them and started enforcing them. It's not fair that I am at risk of being sanctioned because the other user thinks they are in charge and can do whatever they want. I have never had problems with any other user on this website, and now it seems like I'm being targeted because the other user wants to get their own way.