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Appeals updated
I wanted to draw a little attention to the quarterly reports ArbCom has been providing around appeals. In particular given some recent discussions, for this report I can thought it would be useful to know that of the 5 appeals ArbCom accepted, 2 were unblock with conditions (that were posted here), 2 were downgrades to allow the community to handle through normal processes (i.e. still blocked but removing the checkuser element of the block), and 1 was an accept on merit (no error by the CU) due to some unusual circumstances. The merit accept is a little unusual and it's also unusual to not have any that an Arb acted on as an individual admin/CU. But a couple accepted with conditional unblocks and a couple downgraded for community review does feel pretty typical for us each quarter. Also of interest to me is that Q1 came in with fewer appeals than any from last year. Q1 might actually be a lighter than normal quarter for appeals, contrary to conventional wisdom as last year's Q1 was artificially inflated by the large carryover. It will be interesting, assuming this is still being done in a year, to see what happens for Q1 2023. Best, Barkeep49 (talk) 16:19, 1 April 2022 (UTC)