See [[w:money]] for more general coverage. We discuss only a few '''real currency''' issues here, like:
...rrency conversion]], e.g. to multiply a [[score]], or convert some data on real price premiums people or entities with similar [[buying criteria]] are will
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This is not [[Use real names|the real name of a real user]], but an [[identity dispute]].
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'''Community building''' happens in the real world among real people who can at least hear, touch, smell, hit and protect each other. Wi
...elping form [[faction]]s and to reconcile terms [[factionally defined]] in real world debates.
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...o actually meet the goals for which it was set up. Then they sabotage the real goals to make things more comfortable for their own friends, and drive off
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...ition than they can get in real life. If you call [[Consumerium]] by this name, you can expect people to make life nastier than it otherwise had to be.
A much more valid and real concept is [[w:epistemic community]] or [[w:community of practice]], both o
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...do not live in the real world and can't take the actual constraints of the real world, so they live in a fantasy world, where they have absolute power to s
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...t is not a bunch of text hacked up from [[community point of view]], which real users would recognize as being mostly just irrelevant.
...ap outsourced coder]] with that skill. Meanwhile, the user must work at a real job to get the money to pay for the computer, the education, and keeping th
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A '''political party''' is an aspect of real world [[power structure]] in which [[Greens]], [[Reds]] and [[Blues]] (and
...be true, as, there are literally no democratic political structures in the real world without such parties. They seem to be absolutely necessary to agree
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To '''use real names''' is a requirement on some of the smaller public wikis.
...are allowed there are various problems with the assumption that "a single real person is writing that". It is very often not the case, as some [[trolls]]
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...one's real willingness to pay for [[comprehensive outcome]] matched one's real buying habits. It could also be used to decide what to buy in store.
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:In Real Life. Very standard abbreviation.
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Do you have a scheme for collating information about mergers and the like in real time?
...dard label]]s or [[faction]]s, and don't count on [[corporation]]s to have real ethics. At least, none that you don't enforce yourself or in concert with
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A real world '''power structure''' decides who lives and who dies, and who is allo
...is usually just a petty and pathetic mirror of the power structure in the real world. For instance, those concepts favoured in the [[mass media]] or by r
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...icles]] list is so far just "things Juxo doesn't get", and that's a better name for it.
...ual metaphor (man as ape, planet as alive, bodies as real, concepts as not real) is the basis of all troll theory. Probably the greatest troll alive is [[
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Guaranteeing a '''right to vanish''' is a reason ''not'' to [[use real names]], or to tolerate any degree of [[outing problem]], or anyone who pro
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...is. Trolls could whip one up, but, maybe it's a good opportunity to ask a real designer in to do it... ?
...o do real nonprofit work in the real world, not a bunch of technocrats and real-world refugees who think they can tell truth from nonsense and that they ca
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'''[[Developer]] usurpation''' is a pheomonen in [[real estate]] in which a developer puts pressure on local government to use its
[[Corruption]] and [[bribery]] are sometimes involved, in either the real estate or wiki version of this phenomena.
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...l world analogs, e.g. beatings, torture, and etc. Thus, by comparison to "real thugs", the "virtual thugs" seem quite benign - maybe harmless - but in fac
...sysop]] role and actively invite confusion of their role with that of some real [[authority]], often becoming enraged when there is [[no cooperation with a
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