Empowered by amnesty and reward
There is a brand new arbcom opened up against Coffee, a precursor of the "disruption and drama" and "utter contempt" that editors will now have moving forward. Mr. MacDonald cannot have it both ways: he cannot show "utter contempt" for "community consensus", intentionally creating "drama and disruption" then two days later attempt to create "community consensus". 

As I wrote in the arbcom:
"Arbcom sent a powerful, empowering message to editors like Coffee by giving them amnesty: our community rules don't matter, and administrators will be forgiven and rewarded for blatantly breaking our community rules"

As I learned in the KWW RFA, if editors say a blatant falsehood enough times, it becomes truth. Already people are stating that no rules were broken in the RFC BLP, when no one could argue that rules were broken, and I argue they  were broken with "utter contempt".

Excuse me but I have an administrator to desysop. You will be happy to note that my focus on Scott will be minimal in the next few days, as I focus on Coffee's rich edit history.

I look forward to your comment supporting Coffee in the arbcom.  Frank Andersson (45 revisions restored):an olympic medallist for f**k's sake