BLP articles edited by Shakehandsman in the last two months consisting of more than just adding/removing categories, links.
- Amanda Marcotte - feminist blogger: adds a neutral section about her work [1]
- Jack Dromey: Labour politician. Adds a section on allegations of financial irregularities.[2]
- Kate Green Labour politician. General clean up and neutral information. Also adds a section on failing to declare an interest in parliament. [3]
- Deborah Orr Guardian journalist. general clean up and expands an already very large controversy section.[4]
- Fiona Bruce: BBC journalist- adds a section about possibly dubious financial affairs [5]
- Fiona Mactaggart Labour politician adds a section about criticism Mactaggart has received.[6] [7] as well as some minor neutral edits
- Michele Elliott psychologist. Creates a new, positive article about this woman who wrote the book "Female Sexual Abuse of Children", and who has been berated by feminists.
- Rachel Reeves Labour politician: neutral edits.
- Nicholas Joicey Economist. spouse of above. Creation of article: neutral.
- Neil Lyndon. journalist: adds negative information to an unready very unbalanced bio.[8][9][10][11]
- Diane Coyle and Vice Chairman of the BBC Trust. Extensive edits which are protested as inaccurate by the subject of the article at several fora.[12][13][14][15][16]. Discussion about sourcing and other issues at BLPN noting that Shakehandsman had contributed most of the negative material, which was subsequently [17] deleted with the edit summary "removed horrible "Political views" section for WP:COATRACK, WP:UNDUE issues". Subsequent edits seem neutral.
- Marina Hyde Guardian journalist. Some neutral edits, but also new sections about her sacking [18] and about a controversy.[19]
- John Pienaar BBC journalist: neutral edits.
- Edwin Jowitt creates article about a judge. Neutral as far as it goes, but with a prominent mention of a trial where a white person was killed by Asians. Also created an article about the crown court with the case mentioned as the only notable case.[20], so appear to be coatracks. Multiple other coatracking edits about this and another similar race-based trial at about the same time.2006_in_ScotlandRoderick Macdonald, Lord UistFlowers and_Football Tops, Race and crime in the United_Kingdom, Bellahouston Academy, Pollokshields, 2006 in the United_Kingdom, Edinburgh (HM Prison), Parker (surname), Major_crimes_in_the_United_Kingdom, September_11_attacks, Donald_(surname), Peterborough, Criticism_of_the_BBC, 2005_in_Pakistan, Millfield,_Peterborough.
- Vanni Treves adds that he is a Labour donor.[21]
- Robin van Persie footballer:Rewrite of a false allegation of rape section. Generally neutral: initially named the woman, but without a reference.[22] Later provided one [23]
- Cherie Blair wife of former Labour PM. Neutral. [24]
- Laurie Penny. Guardian columnist. Adds controversial information sourced a website (order-order.com) that has been determined in the past not to be a reliable source for BLP matters,[25][26] and a newspaper blog citing that website.[27]
- Mark Thompson BBC Director General. Picks part of a quote by the subject [28] Source says:"in much of current affairs, in terms of people's personal politics, which were quite vocal, a massive bias to the left."[29]. Shakehandsman selective quotes this as "a massive bias to the Left" implying Thompson said this about the BBC as a whole, rather than in the personal politics of the journalists in the news department.[30]]