The attempts to resolve the specific dispute in question (JzG's use of tools in disputes around or editors involved with  were found by me and documented in the RfC, and it could not be more clear. The RfC does not raise "stale issues," that is a perception that has been fostered by a series of editors who piled on at the beginning with efforts to redefine what the RfC is about, and there is also an unfortunate use of the RfC by a few, over my protests, to generally bash JzG over, indeed, stale offenses. Jehochman is here showing a serious misunderstanding regarding policy over use of admin tools while involved. Being "right," i.e., being supposedly sustained by the community as to the action itself, isn't a free pass, failure to recuse is still a serious violation, excusable only if there is an emergency. However, suppose Jehochman were to get his way, and, somehow, in spite of ample precedent, the RfC is shut down. What would happen then?"