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(be glad we trolls admit that we sometimes DO engage in vandalism - sysops don't admit that, and it's the main problem in all this) |
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You should be glad [[trolls]] are acknowledging that there is any such thing as [[troll vandalism]] at all! It is not like [[sysop]]s acknowledge there is such a thing as [[sysop vandalism]]. So trolls are morally superior in knowing that some of their own kind are doing things that are morally indefensible. | You should be glad [[trolls]] are acknowledging that there is any such thing as [[troll vandalism]] at all! It is not like [[sysop]]s acknowledge there is such a thing as [[sysop vandalism]]. So trolls are morally superior in knowing that some of their own kind are doing things that are morally indefensible. | ||
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Moved from article by [[User:Juxo|Juxo]] | |||
== use of technological escalation == | |||
In the SOLLOG case, it is not clear if wikipediasucks.com actually has engaged in [[vandalbot]] design or other [[technological escalation]]. If his then the pro-SOLLOG forces have become their own [[sysop power structure]] | |||
:They have become a sysop power structure only in the sense that no-one else may edit their site because it is a static HTML site where no-one else gets any say to what is being published | |||
and their struggle with the sysops is no longer a [[troll-sysop struggle]] nor a [[troll war]] between those with [[equal power relationship]]s, but rather, a simple [[arms race]] between two groups using [[sysop vandalism]]. | |||
:Let's not mix up established terminology. Sysop vandalism can be done only by those that have sysop rights to a certain wiki (or other site). '''There is no such thing as sysop vandalism on by parties with no sysop rights. | |||
In that case, neither would be any morally superior to the other, they would just be two groups using different technology, at the same moral level. | |||
:Rubbish |