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someone has deleted w:Formal method for evaluating and quantifying ethicality and morality of human actions
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142.177.X.X pretends to use "Mozilla/0.99 (Commodore 64; I; 1234K)"<br>
142.177.X.X pretends to use "Mozilla/0.99 (Commodore 64; I; 1234K)"<br>
142.177.X.X has sometimes opposite to the trollnature managed to write whole new articles that aren't misleading, incomprehensible and ultrademanding to fix for those trying to keep some sense to all of this, but actually informative and well written, such as [[Styles of capital]] <br>
142.177.X.X has sometimes opposite to the trollnature managed to write whole new articles that aren't misleading, incomprehensible and ultrademanding to fix for those trying to keep some sense to all of this, but actually informative and well written, such as [[Styles of capital]] <br>
142.77.X.X is a [[w:robot]]; it examines wiki history for controversy and pastes text into related articles. <br>
142.177.X.X is a [[w:robot]]; it examines wiki history for controversy and pastes text into related articles. <br>
142.77.X.X is a [[w:cult]]; it has beliefs, priests, rituals. <br>
142.177.X.X is a [[w:cult]]; it has beliefs, priests, rituals. <br>
142.177.X.X is most famous for the amazing feat of succeding to write [[w:Formal method for evaluating and quantifying ethicality and morality of human actions]] and keep it off [[w:Wikipedia:Votes for deletion]] for a looong time.
 
142.177.X.X is most famous for the amazing feat of succeding to write [[w:Formal method for evaluating and quantifying ethicality and morality of human actions]] and kept it off [[w:Wikipedia:Votes for deletion]] for a looong time. '''Now the article has been deleted'''


:Thank you.  But the credit belongs only to my souped-up Commodore 64.  It is a very wise machine.
:Thank you.  But the credit belongs only to my souped-up Commodore 64.  It is a very wise machine.
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