home. so he spoke to us anonymously. when i started doinu anonymously. when i started doing my _ anonymously. when i started doing my edits, _ anonymously. when i started doing my edits, pro- - anonymously. when i started doing my edits, pro- beijingl doing my edits, pro— beijing editors were ganging up to undo my edits. when i took my concerns to a higher level in wikipedia, the pro— beijing editors tried to use their numbers to crowd me out. so my voice did not get hurt. indie numbers to crowd me out. so my voice did not get hurt.— voice did not get hurt. we put all of this _ voice did not get hurt. we put all of this to _ voice did not get hurt. we put all of this to wikimedia - voice did not get hurt. we put all of this to wikimedia to - voice did not get hurt. we put all of this to wikimedia to askj all of this to wikimedia to ask just how long the wikipedia could survive and it has become a battleground. indie could survive and it has become a battleground.— a battleground. we come at it from a very. _ a battleground. we come at it from a very, very _ a battleground. we come at it from a very, very hard-core . from a very, very hard—core ideological perspective about neutrality, about freedom of expression, about quality. and we will stick to that. and we will stick to that no matter what. wikipedia is global. wikipedia is not localised to particular countries. as soon as we identify someone who is not behaving appropriately, we ban them. so it's quite simple. and that's exactly what wikipedia did last month when it banned seven pro— beijing editors. we tracked down yann,