IMPROPER WIKIPEDIA APPEAL REVIEW BY JPGORDON

Out of nowhere and uninvited, the shamed UTRS appeal reviewer Josh Gordon arrived back into the picture rather pompously. The notorious admin made a desperate post on RandyKnott's talk page. Suddenly, Josh Gordon was engaged after sensing how bad all of this made him undoubtedly look.

The disgraced appeal reviewer made more bias and nonsensical statements, and attempted to give the impression that he had now finally atleast somewhat read over the facts, and that he'd somehow come to the same (ridiculous) conclusion. Josh Gordon acted buffoonishly as if his appeal review hadn't already been concluded in the previous days. The incompetent appeal reviewer's haphazard attempt to save face and essentially grant himself a redo was also not lost on the blocked editor.

The circling hyaenas were twitching and stammering, hanging on in suspense for the next words to be uttered by RandyKnotts a true leader. Their mocking laughs were now quieted, and they were suddenly not so confident anymore. Without flinching, RandyKnotts replied with a devastating blow to Josh Gordon. He pointed out that he had not filed a second appeal, and therefore should not be receiving one.

RandyKnotts further explained in detail the unfairness of Josh Gordon's inappropriate new post. His response to the disgraced UTRS admin was uncharacteristically shortened but ever so powerful. The editor formally requested that in light of Josh Gordon's recent dishonorable appeal review, the UTRS admin recuse himself from the matter. It would be an appropriate action for Josh Gordon to recuse himself, but could he suddenly act honorably?

This is where the saga suddenly comes to a breathtaking stop. The futile attempt by a gang of bullying admins to gaslight RandyKnotts had failed utterly. The admins were like bullfrogs that had been slow cooked and brought to a boil by an expert chef in a hot encyclopedic kitchen of chaos. They hadn't realized until it was far too late that they had made a monumental Wikipedian mistake.

Jim F. Bleak was already in the process of deleting tens of thousands of bytes of data. For his part, SarekofVulcan was silently watching in the wings with caution ready to throw his weight behind any admin's next power move. Theroadislong hung on with absolute silence and crawled the talk page of RandyKnotts eagerly awaiting for what was next. Deepfriedokra was beside himself. He had tried to pile on for the gang, but failed so badly.

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