"::::::As a Wikipedian and an Administrator, listening to what another member 'consider' is the least to ask. Never when you did obvious mistakes like placing a tag including edit warring(which was ridiculous) had you admited your mistakes. What I am saying is that what you placed as last warning does not qualify by any standard as warning material. As well, placing a block for incivility directed at your person isen't the right thing to do, usually an experienced administrator leave this sort of thing being settled by another administrator. I admit, ""he started it"" is not an excuse, but neither is claiming that you only warn when you see things, you seem to have a rather selective sight here. I just request that you leave another administrator to handle the situation, and I consider you personally involved, of course you can ignore my considerations, but this is not the most respectful thing to do. Incivity is always the easiest thing for an administrator that does not bother to check the situation, but in comparaison to edit warring POV pushing, intimidations, suckpopetry, threats, it is absolutly nothing. And here is where your decision is not only unfair but had you decided to check the situation, there could have been no way in all impartialy taken that decision. Again, I request you to leave this being handled by another administrator, I question your impartiality in your uses of administrator power.  (ix) 

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