This account is abandoned because the person behind this account is not happy about a block they received on Wikimedia Commons. It said that they were blocked for sockpuppetry, but they disagreed with it as they did not own multiple accounts.

• I tried to ask a question about fixing the hex colors of road signs, but then it was disallowed by an edit filter.
• The error message was not clear enough, causing me to be confused on why it was disallowed and report it as a false positive. After that, I became inactive on Wikimedia Commons.

• A few weeks later, I prepared to make a constructive edit, only to find out that I was suddenly blocked indefinitely for sockpuppetry.
• The account that my account was suspected as a sockpuppet of was named Luigiluigi7677, which was not owned by me, causing me to disagree with the block.
• I created an unblock request on Commons. However, aCheckUser believed that my account was operated by the same person as the one behind Luigiluigi7677, and declined my unblock request.
• I still disagreed with the block because they were not owned by the same person, causing me to confess with the administrators. I was wondering what evidence was confirming the block (e.g. if the two accounts were editing from the same location), but they weren't helping.

• A few weeks later, I tried to make another unblock request, this time with more details and explaining that the Luigiluigi7677 account was not owned by the same person. However, a CheckUser declined it again.
• I still disagreed with the block, causing me to continue confessing with the administrators and trying to learn the evidence.
• Before I was able to learn the evidence, they made it worse and blocked me from editing my own talk page, and now I'm upset.

• I emailed support, and they said that my account was suspected to be under an LTA involving "harassing specific users with non-constructive comments in inappropriate locations". However, I was confused because I didn't know why my question about hex colors was marked as harassment, as the question was not intended to upset the user that I was trying to ask the question to.
• I was thinking that, if the error message was more clear or linked to the LTA case, then I would've stopped trying to ask the question and instead identify what the problem was.
• I was thinking that real names would've needed to be shared by both accounts in order to prove that they were owned by different individuals.