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*[[Wikiism]] | *[[Wikiism]] - the belief that [[wiki technology]] solves social problems and can build [[social capital]] in itself with no additional [[political virtues]] | ||
*[[Sysopism]] | *[[Sysopism]] - the belief that a [[sysop power structure]] cannot make errors and cannot itself be the source of any problems with [[point of view]] or [[bias]] | ||
*[[Trollism]] | *[[Sysop vandalism]] - the activity justified by [[Sysop Vandal point of view]] | ||
*[[Trollism]] - the activity justified by [[New Troll point of view]] | |||
*[[Capitalism]] | *[[Communism]] - and its advocacy by [[Reds]] including [[Wikipedia Red Faction]] | ||
*[[Globalism]] | *[[Capitalism]] - the belief that those who have the gold, should make the rules - as advocated by [[Golds]] | ||
*[[Globalism]] - the belief that all human activity must eventually be made to meet some set of global standards - as advocated by [[Blues]] | |||
Latest revision as of 18:09, 20 September 2004
- Wikiism - the belief that wiki technology solves social problems and can build social capital in itself with no additional political virtues
- Sysopism - the belief that a sysop power structure cannot make errors and cannot itself be the source of any problems with point of view or bias
- Sysop vandalism - the activity justified by Sysop Vandal point of view
- Trollism - the activity justified by New Troll point of view
- Communism - and its advocacy by Reds including Wikipedia Red Faction
- Capitalism - the belief that those who have the gold, should make the rules - as advocated by Golds
- Globalism - the belief that all human activity must eventually be made to meet some set of global standards - as advocated by Blues