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# 174 has directly acknowledged in one edit summary that they are a former logged-in user evading a past block: [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=N-I_(rocket)&diff=prev&oldid=722259497]
# 174 is a frequent editor of Tacoloco's sandbox page, but has never touched anybody else's. [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Contributions/174.104.86.98&dir=prev&offset=20160526233747&target=174.104.86.98]
# Tacoloco and 174 have ''both'' since gotten directly involved in ongoing editwarring at [[H-I]], [[N-I (rocket)|N-I]] and [[N-II (rocket)|N-II]] over unsourced claims that McDonnell Douglas was their designer; 76.188.18.166, the IP number previously blocked as a sock of JohnWest in the first go-around, was the editor who originally ''inserted'' that claim into the
# 174 has previously attempted to blank large portions of [[Super RTL]] [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Super_RTL&diff=prev&oldid=721897454] and to editwar over it when that was reverted; Tacoloco's first-ever edit was a malformed and bad faith attempt to have Super RTL's article deleted outright by listing it at AFD but not actually creating the nomination page for it to be discussed. [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Log/2016_July_14&diff=prev&oldid=729809961] (Which weirdly resembles one of the last things JohnWest did before the block: listing himself for an RFA nomination but not actually creating a discussion page or nomination statement.) 76
# From what I can tell by comparing JohnWest's logged-in edit history to 76's, he seemed to follow a pattern of keeping his powder dry when logged in by using minimal edit summaries and not getting too aggressive on talk pages, but then logging out and using IPs like 76 to editwar and lash out with attacks and idle ban threats at anybody who disagreed with his content — and that's the very same pattern seen here between Tacoloco and 174.
# Although I'm not finding too many other specific pages where they all crossed paths directly besides the ones I've already noted, there are broad ''themes'' of interest discernible across all of the users' edit histories: animated television series and the channels that air them, broadcast satellites and the rockets that launched them into orbit.
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