Wait for Kettlon to respond to your message so you can see what you posted. Hijacking old messages to spread false info (that you believed to be true in your defense) will only work against you.

You can report them here. Admins are not allowed to block users for vague reasons. However, you should consider whether or not you intend to participate in that wiki in the future.

• If you don't want to participate in that wiki, report them straight away to Fandom, and wait for what Fandom has to say about that.

• If you do want to participate in that wiki, I'd suggest waiting a few days for them to respond to your appeal (made a couple of hours ago), so they can better explain the reason for your block. This is important because, if it was a mistake and you report them immediately without trying to listen to them, they may unblock you, but you'll start a bad relationship with one of the admins of that wiki. So wait a few days (since you've never done anything there, you're not going to die waiting a couple more days), and if they don't give you a reasonable answer, then report them to the staff.

Note that local admins and Fandom staff can see deleted posts. You cannot see them, but they can. If you start your report saying that you never posted there, and Fandom staff check the deleted messages and see that you did post there, your report may be used against you.

Thanks a lot for the help!

Nobody should be blocked infinitely on their first offence, and their first ever edit or post, unless it's a very serious breach of the rules. In which case it should be clearly mentioned in the block summary. Admins are supposed to always assume good faith after all, even more so when it comes to new users.

So yes, this is power abuse.

Unfortunately, I see this happen way too often though.

To be fair, all of Kettlon's messages are an year ago.

Just seen the user's message on the community wiki after unblocking the account, and notified the user to change their password immediately. The way that message's been written, looked like someone else got into their account and posted intentional wrongdoing which was caught by the filters, the thread-mods, and eventually, me.

So it was a spam alert+false positive for unrelated shii?

So it was true positive for unrelated spam.

Its actually kinda insane that someone was able to use my account to post messages without me even having a clue

Yep, but this is why account security, whether it's fandom or any other site that requires an account, is still important to the present day, as it eases responsibility on not just you but the wiki's staff team also.

I'm glad this matter has been resolved.