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Happy editing! Cheers, TarnishedPathtalk 12:51, 1 January 2025 (UTC)
Fresh start
I want to let you know that Yasuke is a contentious topic, so you should avoid it and its related topics per WP:FRESHSTART. Certain articles and topics are particularly contentious, and have attracted additional community scrutiny in the form of requests for comment, community sanctions, or arbitration cases. These areas should be completely avoided by the editor attempting a clean start. Even if the original account is not under a formal editing restriction, changing accounts hides the editor's past relationship to the disputing parties, and interferes with the community's ability to monitor the dispute. It is not an appropriate use of clean start to resume editing contentious or scrutinized topics with a new account. Changing accounts, and then resuming to edit in a contentious area, carries a substantial risk that other editors will recognize you and connect your old and new accounts. You may be viewed as evading scrutiny, which carries a risk of long-term blocks and bans.
If someone connects you to a past account, they may try to bring you to SPI or possibly even AN:I. Please avoid editing topics that you have edited with your previous account altogether, if you can. 31.214.141.76 (talk) 18:39, 24 February 2025 (UTC)