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:''"where there is trust, there is opportunity for magnificence"'' - anonymous | :''"where there is trust, there is opportunity for magnificence"'' - anonymous | ||
So-called '''magnificent trolling''' is [[heroic trolling]] somehow achieved by very despised trolls who drive off even GodKings and discredit biased [[ontology]] and the most biased ontologists, which is later seen to be a [[Good Thing]]. | So-called '''magnificent trolling''' is [[heroic trolling]] somehow achieved by very despised trolls who drive off even GodKings and discredit biased [[ontology]] and the most biased ontologists, which is later seen to be a [[Good Thing]]. It brings much [[honour]] on [[troll friendlies]] who support it - ''see [[edits, votes and bets]] for a way to actually reward making [[troll friendly offer]]s that supports what is later deemed '''magnificent'''.'' | ||
The [[Wikipedia Red Faction]] seems to engage in heroic trolling and to recognize that there is some potential for magnificence in their activities to oppose and end [[Wikimedia corruption]]. That is, those who engage in resistance alongside the (self-proclaimed) [[Reds]] and seek [[wiki regime change]] seem to trust each other to a somewhat higher degree than those who go along with [[sysop vandalism]]. | The [[Wikipedia Red Faction]] seems to engage in heroic trolling and to recognize that there is some potential for magnificence in their activities to oppose and end [[Wikimedia corruption]]. That is, those who engage in resistance alongside the (self-proclaimed) [[Reds]] and seek [[wiki regime change]] seem to trust each other to a somewhat higher degree than those who go along with [[sysop vandalism]]. | ||