::Feh.  I wouldn't waste my time.  I've seen too many times now how "administrators" misuse their authority and abuse editors just because they can get away with it.  I've also seen how administrators will back other admins up even when they are wrong, wrong, wrong.  By-and-large, Wikipedia is no longer a nice place for nice people.  In fact, it probably turns nice people into cynical, nasty people (and then they become admins).  If you're an admin with admin buddies to back you up or someone with 40k+ edits, you can pretty much get away with Wikipedia-murder here and the rest of us poor schlubs who came here thinking we just wanted to edit some articles and could make a difference with our contributions are the ones who get walked on and kicked while we're down.  What's more, the editors who try their darndest to do the right thing, get told they are lying and/or being disingenuous and get themselves blocked for doing the right thing while those who should be blocked for their behavior never see a block.  Me go to ArbCom or an Admin notice board over this?  That's unlikely.