Trolls nest - Revision history

142.177.106.91: revert sysop vandalism - look, if the SOLLOG case is not treated objectively, then, the SOLLOGites will be invited HERE to express themselves - is that what you want?

2005-01-26T20:42:20Z

revert sysop vandalism - look, if the SOLLOG case is not treated objectively, then, the SOLLOGites will be invited HERE to express themselves - is that what you want?

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	A '''trolls nest''' is where [[trolls]] plan responses to [[sysop vandalism]], and other forms of [[troll vandalism]].		A '''trolls nest''' is where [[trolls]] plan responses to [[sysop vandalism]], and other forms of [[troll vandalism]].

	It is expected to become a major issue for the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]], as it has already for [[Wikimedia]]. Prominent nests are rare as they are usually secretive.		It is expected to become a major issue for the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]], as it has already for [[Wikimedia]]. Prominent nests are rare as they are usually secretive. Only fanatical [[POV warrior]]s seem to reveal their nests:

			== rare visible example ==

			For instance, the highly publicized [[wikipediasucks.com]] is where pro-[[SOLLOG]] [[vandal]]s openly plan [[group vandalism]] against [[Wikipedia]] and its controller [[Bomis]].

			Opinions vary on the righteousness of this response to the many [[Wikimedia]] abuses. It is not clear whether this is [[troll vandalism]] or [[sysop vandalism]] since [[technological escalation]] is involved.

			In any case the technology and [[trolling techniques]] are the same, regardless of the rationale for this response or the level of secrecy.

			== mostly secret ==

	Most trolls' nests are not so visible or overt in what they do, and exist as [[private web]]s and [[intranet]] services. For instance [[transnational corporation]]s employ [[funded troll]]s or "[[spin doctor]]s" to spout [[propaganda]] into the [[large public wiki]]s to counter trollish truth-telling.		Most trolls' nests are not so visible or overt in what they do, and exist as [[private web]]s and [[intranet]] services. For instance [[transnational corporation]]s employ [[funded troll]]s or "[[spin doctor]]s" to spout [[propaganda]] into the [[large public wiki]]s to counter trollish truth-telling.

	See also [[anonymous proxy server]], and other [[troll tool]]s.		See also [[anonymous proxy server]], and other [[troll tool]]s.

Jukeboksi: cleaned some rubbish

2005-01-26T12:55:32Z

cleaned some rubbish

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	A '''trolls nest''' is where [[trolls]] plan responses to [[sysop vandalism]], and other forms of [[troll vandalism]].		A '''trolls nest''' is where [[trolls]] plan responses to [[sysop vandalism]], and other forms of [[troll vandalism]].

	It is expected to become a major issue for the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]], as it has already for [[Wikimedia]]. Prominent nests are rare as they are usually secretive. ~~Only fanatical [[POV warrior]]s seem to reveal their nests:~~		It is expected to become a major issue for the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]], as it has already for [[Wikimedia]]. Prominent nests are rare as they are usually secretive.

	~~== rare visible example ==~~

	~~For instance, the highly publicized [[wikipediasucks.com]] is where pro-[[SOLLOG]] [[vandal]]s openly plan [[group vandalism]] against [[Wikipedia]] and its controller [[Bomis]].~~

	Opinions vary on the righteousness of this response to the many [[Wikimedia]] abuses. It is not clear whether this is [[troll vandalism]] or [[sysop vandalism]] since [[technological escalation]] is involved.

	~~In any case the technology and [[trolling techniques]] are the same, regardless of the rationale for this response or the level of secrecy.~~

	~~== mostly secret ==~~

	Most trolls' nests are not so visible or overt in what they do, and exist as [[private web]]s and [[intranet]] services. For instance [[transnational corporation]]s employ [[funded troll]]s or "[[spin doctor]]s" to spout [[propaganda]] into the [[large public wiki]]s to counter trollish truth-telling.		Most trolls' nests are not so visible or overt in what they do, and exist as [[private web]]s and [[intranet]] services. For instance [[transnational corporation]]s employ [[funded troll]]s or "[[spin doctor]]s" to spout [[propaganda]] into the [[large public wiki]]s to counter trollish truth-telling.

	See also [[anonymous proxy server]], and other [[troll tool]]s.		See also [[anonymous proxy server]], and other [[troll tool]]s.

142.177.114.179: expanding, explaining why we care: hard to see such nests in action - this is actually an issue CGO and Wikimedia may have in common

2005-01-25T21:40:51Z

expanding, explaining why we care: hard to see such nests in action - this is actually an issue CGO and Wikimedia may have in common

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A '''trolls nest''' is where [[trolls]] plan responses to [[sysop vandalism]], and other forms of [[troll vandalism]].

It is expected to become a major issue for the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]], as it has already for [[Wikimedia]]. Prominent nests are rare as they are usually secretive. Only fanatical [[POV warrior]]s seem to reveal their nests:

== rare visible example ==

For instance, the highly publicized [[wikipediasucks.com]] is where pro-[[SOLLOG]] [[vandal]]s openly plan [[group vandalism]] against [[Wikipedia]] and its controller [[Bomis]].

Opinions vary on the righteousness of this response to the many [[Wikimedia]] abuses. It is not clear whether this is [[troll vandalism]] or [[sysop vandalism]] since [[technological escalation]] is involved.

In any case the technology and [[trolling techniques]] are the same, regardless of the rationale for this response or the level of secrecy.

== mostly secret ==

Most trolls' nests are not so visible or overt in what they do, and exist as [[private web]]s and [[intranet]] services. For instance [[transnational corporation]]s employ [[funded troll]]s or "[[spin doctor]]s" to spout [[propaganda]] into the [[large public wiki]]s to counter trollish truth-telling.

See also [[anonymous proxy server]], and other [[troll tool]]s.