`  *I explained to an arb that the delays to the GamerGate case leave things ``in limbo`` in terms of enforcement, but their response was essentially ``you've got the community sanctions; use them``. While that's not anything close to an official mandate in the way that ArbCom-authorised discretionary sanctions will be (I'm not privy to ArbCom's deliberations, but I'd be astonished if DS weren't authorised at the end of the case), it suggests to me that arbs expect, or at least don't object to, admins carrying on almost as if the case weren't there. Given that the final decision could still be some weeks off and no arb has, to my knowledge, said that an open case supersedes pre-existing community sanctions, my attitude is this: if somebody presents a compelling case, with diffs showing recent and persistent or serious misconduct, preferably on the enforcement page, I will evaluate it and impose any sanctions that seem to me to be necessary.  you're not the first to complain about TRPoD's tone, so it might well be that a case can be made and sanctions are necessary, but we can't make that sort of decision unless somebody lays out the diffs, so consider this an open invitation to make such a case. Consider it also a promise that I (and hopefully Gamaliel) will evaluate it thoroughly.  |  `