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Can [[Consumerium:We|we]] please focus on this constructive stuff for a change?  Now that other [[trolls]] are keeping [[Wikimedia]] in line for their [[troll-formative injustice]] and others are even taking over [[political party]] [[wiki]]s, it's entirely reasonable for us to move on and do this important work on the [[wikis]].  If we do it well enough, then, we will have both political and tactical support from others who are doing excellent work preparing Earth for the [[Troll Age]].
Can [[Consumerium:We|we]] please focus on this constructive stuff for a change?  Now that other [[trolls]] are keeping [[Wikimedia]] in line for their [[troll-formative injustice]] and others are even taking over [[political party]] [[wiki]]s, it's entirely reasonable for us to move on and do this important work on the [[wikis]].  If we do it well enough, then, we will have both political and tactical support from others who are doing excellent work preparing Earth for the [[Troll Age]].
:Sorry. "The Information Age" went out a some time ago and now we are stuck in The Disinformation Age. People will blame the trolls for this world that they no longer recognize, some of them for the right reasons, most of them for the wrong reasons and/or because you are the obivious target to fan out the frustration and anguish.


Your overly strict ideas would help in [[Publish:policy]].  Why not work on that, and let the trolls deal with the totally [[troll-friendly]] [[Consumerium:policy]] as we have so far (which has yielded EXCELLENT results - just LOOK at all the work we have done!  how much got done when we were gone?).
Your overly strict ideas would help in [[Publish:policy]].  Why not work on that, and let the trolls deal with the totally [[troll-friendly]] [[Consumerium:policy]] as we have so far (which has yielded EXCELLENT results - just LOOK at all the work we have done!  how much got done when we were gone?).
:My conciousness is quite frozen and quite dry. I really cannot currently tackle any intellectual/creative challenges at this moment.


Then the trolls development policy and the sysops' publishing policy can negotiate a [[Research:policy]].
Then the trolls development policy and the sysops' publishing policy can negotiate a [[Research:policy]].


Stop this stupid [[delete page]] nonsense and just put [[WARNING]]s on things if you must, that's fine.  This is [[Develop Wiki]] so all strange ideas must have their time.
Stop this stupid [[delete page]] nonsense and just put [[WARNING]]s on things if you must, that's fine.  This is [[Develop Wiki]] so all strange ideas must have their time.
:Counter-productive bullshit deserves no time.
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