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Hm, maybe "troll-friendly" just means "we do not assume we know why you did something". | Hm, maybe "troll-friendly" just means "we do not assume we know why you did something". | ||
There's also the general discussion of "troll-friendly wiki" at | |||
http://en.wiki.oekonux.org.uk/Troll-friendly_wiki | |||
though the term is not restricted to wikis, obviously. | |||
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"I am fearful that our open and trusting nature is making us a haven for trolls. -- Daniel Mayer (aka mav)" [http://mail.wikipedia.org/pipermail/wikien-l/2004-June/013471.html] | |||
:This is the most laughably stupid thing probably ever written even on the [[vile mailing list]]. In the very same note as the "open and trusting nature" is espoused, various paranoid assertions are made regarding identity that amount to, given Mayer's other professed beliefs, [[outing]]. | |||
:Should the [[troll-friendly]] article use Mayer as a bad example? He does seem to be among the very worst and stupidest sysop fascists. | |||
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Thanks to [[User:Ziv]] for pointing out this article needed work. It is such an important topic we must pay more attention to presenting it very clearly. | |||