@BatteryIncluded:@Primefac:@Geogene:@JorisvS:@John:@Huntster:@Isambard Kingdom:@Praemonitus:@Drbogdan: So this day has finally come. I am not going to defend myself saying that you guys are all wrong, but I gotta admit I've never quite understood why you all seem so obsessed over this socking issue. I know it can be quite annoying to find out that an apparent new user is actually a sock, but my contributions were all constructive. I've made great improvements to several articles, many bold green byte change edits that I won't even bother to mention. I was banned in my first account for getting into a discussion with a few users, and later I made the mistake of creating my first sock. I do regret making those two mistakes (which grant and indefinite block), but I do not feel much guilty because I tend to always think about the readers of Wikipedia. Do the readers care about the content of the encyclopedia or do they care about who put the content there? I believe I've made good contributions, and I don't regret making them. I honestly am tired of having to hide. Later I'll just post an honest unblock request so perhaps I'll be able to get clean and just continue editing my articles as usual. For now, all I ask of you is to not go around reverting everything I've done (unless of course an edit I made was not an improvement). And as always, cheers, Huritisho 17:29, 23 October 2015 (UTC)
To sum it all up, don't think that I have bad intentions or that I have no respect for this community. Huritisho 17:31, 23 October 2015 (UTC)