Troll-friendly: Difference between revisions
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*allowing [[anonymous post]]ing or allowing easy creation of new accounts, | *allowing [[anonymous post]]ing or allowing easy creation of new accounts, | ||
*not permitting deletions of materials based solely on accusation of authorship | *not permitting deletions of materials based solely on accusation of authorship | ||
Being troll-friendly implies also controls on the [[sysop power structure]] such as to: | Being troll-friendly implies also controls on the [[sysop power structure]] such as to prevent or restrict any [[sysop]] acting alone from: | ||
* | *redefining trolling as [[vandalism]] arbitrarily | ||
* | *selecting its own political labels on controversial topics | ||
* | *subverting [[due process]] for any cases of [[outing]] or [[alleged and collective identity]] confusion, in particular, banning all "user X is user Y" class of comments as irrelevant or biasing | ||
Because controversies on these issues are common, usage of this phrase | Because controversies on these issues are common, usage of this phrase has also become very common: | ||
*"We also have troll friendly proxies," - [http://brawl-hall.com/pages/index2.php brawl-hall.com] | *"We also have troll friendly proxies," - [http://brawl-hall.com/pages/index2.php brawl-hall.com] | ||
*"VT is definitely a troll-friendly environment, but I make a habit | *"VT is definitely a troll-friendly environment, but I make a habit | ||