Amendment requests adjusting one editor's editing restrictions are not discussed here.

• Pseudoscience – outcome pending as of publishing deadline

Arbcom member DGG included this statement in his decision: [This case has] helped me settle my position on the more general question of DS (discretionary sanctions): I would abolish them, and then there would be no more such questions. among other merits of terminating the procedure, is that it leads to inappropriate requests for us to involve ourself in deciding content. What is within the scope of arb com is to end the concept of DS, and the only reason I do not now propose it by motion is that I do not think it would have a majority yet.

• Palestine-Israel articles – outcome: new editors may not request a page move
• Brahma Kumaris – outcome: article probation terminated
• Genetically modified organisms – outcome: remedy 2 changed:

2) Editors are prohibited from making more than one revert per page per day on any page relating to genetically modified organisms, agricultural biotechnology, and agricultural chemicals, commercially produced agricultural chemicals and the companies that produce them, broadly construed and subject to the usual exemptions.

• Case request by Danielklein declined 13 July
• Case request by AranyaPathak declined 17 August
• Case request by Jenhawk777 withdrawn 21 August

• Lightbreather unban unsuccessfully appealed

As part of Wikipedia:Arbitration/Requests/Case/Lightbreather, Lightbreather (talk · contribs) was site banned and subject to several restrictions. Following an appeal to ArbCom by email, a motion to unblock Lightbreather and lift the restrictions was posted for discussion on-wiki. The request was closed 18 July after Arbcom decided not to reverse the ban.

• Arbitration Committee noticeboard: changes to functionary team