...ser needs is not going to consistently serve those users, and it will kill projects.
...e English-fluent writers and less fluent readers to some degree. In these projects, overcoming unequal power relationships and allowing [[ethical relationship
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...they seek to be extremely hated by [[inquisitor]]s, since "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" and others who object to witch-hunts on principle will eventu
...to, as well, form [[faction]]s (or looser [[troll organization]]s), note [[enemy project]]s that they have taken over. Since that alternate [[power structur
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...or translation. This is for political not editorial reasons - see [[enemy projects]]. For similar reasons (lack of [[defining vocabulary]]) links to [http://
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...eleted, and who originated the terms. Erik Moeller is an [[enemy projects|enemy]] - there is now apparently a "troll jihad" against him, maybe for his over
:Good move; getting more people into those projects, particularly more who can undo stupid sysop decisions by [[User:DanKeshet]
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...s and block IP numbers. Anyone who opposes trolls in their quest for such projects as [[standard wiki URI]], [[interwiki link standard]] and [[interwiki ident
...l projects]] then [[Recyclopedia]]" more often than one reads "[[essential projects]] then [[Wikipedia]]". That would be critical information for anyone who i
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...llish articles, e.g. critical analysis of serious mistakes made by [[enemy projects]]
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...]. Sabotaging this kind of thing is what makes good projects into [[enemy projects]]. The [[GFDL Corpus]] must be taken over by some more responsible group t
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...oth of these ought now to be called [[enemy projects]] and not [[essential projects]]. There was a chance to fix them in 2003. They were not fixed. Now it i
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...] deleted "Enemy project" <em>(content was: '#REDIRECT [[enemy projects]]')</em></li>
<li>18:50, 23 Jul 2004 [[User:Juxo|Juxo]] deleted "Enemy projects" <em>(was a redirect to [[AWR]]. last version by 142.177.X.X archiv
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...any confusion of one set of policies or concept of responsibility on those projects with the policies or responsibilities of Consumerium is a net negative - th
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...any confusion of one set of policies or concept of responsibility on those projects with the policies or responsibilities of Consumerium is a net negative - th
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...or [[Developer vigilantiism|corruption]] or [[TINC|corruption]] or [[Enemy projects|corruption]] or so forth is not advancing us towards our goal of providing
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