...own project. It is useful to create [[dialectic]] or contrasts with an '''enemy project''' to better define what one wishes to do in a friendly project. F
See list of [[enemy projects]] that contrast/fight with [[Consumerium:Itself]].
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...o role in Consumerium, and has effectively become one of the worst [[enemy projects]] - something that is not a basis for translation, for definition, and is d
...trolls]] so they do not also destroy ''this'' project, or any [[essential projects]] we care about, might even be discussed someday if there is a serious exam
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*a peer or friend to the [[enemy projects]] which are competing directly with us for attention from skilled people, a
*any of the [[essential projects]] - we don't compete with them to do the work they do, and we hope they are
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...heir values and technology and culture can't be kept away from [[essential projects]] whose [[integrity]] that the caretaker wants to protect.
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...s of the GFDL text corpus will likely be set here, not in the larger/other projects, which will become less trustworthy over time.
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...they seek to be extremely hated by [[inquisitor]]s, since "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" and others who object to '''witch-hunt'''s on principle will
...d enemies. Sadly this requires everone else to, as well, and note [[enemy projects]] that they have taken over, and which will tend to train others to employ
2 KB (398 words) - 21:06, 7 January 2004
...and where they are typically only defined in their most common usage. In projects that have a defining vocabulary, it is an error to use any words that is no
...s for translation will probably be the first obvious failure among [[enemy projects]]. By no means should their policies be emulated or adopted here!
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...ighting in court and in the press, and has no problem digging up dirt on [[enemy project]]s and spreading it all over.
...tiated claims of corruption]] again and again until [[ending Wikimedia|his enemy is discredited, demoralized and destroyed]]. That's the kind of person we
2 KB (400 words) - 08:14, 14 September 2004
...e not actually turned the projects they have been involved in into [[enemy projects]] or done [[GodKing]] worship without question (almost the same thing, not
...[[Adbusters]] and [[Greenpeace]] people and others working on [[essential projects]] - we want to connect to these before they get taken over by people with a
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...dia]] (which we might strongly support as Wikipedia has joined the [[enemy projects]], but is run with the assistance of [[Wikipedia]] developers, and therefor
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.... . Juxo (Talk) (deleted "Enemy project": content was: '#REDIRECT [[enemy projects]]')
...f) (hist) . . Consudev:Deletion log; 18:50 . . Juxo (Talk) (deleted "Enemy projects": was a redirect to [[AWR]]. last version by 142.177.X.X archived)
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...itself]]. But, it's easier to track that by making sure that [[essential projects]] have at least the most basic terminology in common, e.g. that[http://www.
...s via CIV, then, '''Consumerpedia''' will just be an [[enemy project|enemy projects]] that distracts and distorts the reality. It does seem to be becoming exa
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...o far actively resisted. There's danger it may become an [[enemy projects|enemy project]], applying political norms unfit for any cooperation. It is off t
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...ser needs is not going to consistently serve those users, and it will kill projects.
...e English-fluent writers and less fluent readers to some degree. In these projects, overcoming unequal power relationships and allowing [[ethical relationship
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...they seek to be extremely hated by [[inquisitor]]s, since "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" and others who object to witch-hunts on principle will eventu
...to, as well, form [[faction]]s (or looser [[troll organization]]s), note [[enemy project]]s that they have taken over. Since that alternate [[power structur
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...or translation. This is for political not editorial reasons - see [[enemy projects]]. For similar reasons (lack of [[defining vocabulary]]) links to [http://
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...llish articles, e.g. critical analysis of serious mistakes made by [[enemy projects]]
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...any confusion of one set of policies or concept of responsibility on those projects with the policies or responsibilities of Consumerium is a net negative - th
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...any confusion of one set of policies or concept of responsibility on those projects with the policies or responsibilities of Consumerium is a net negative - th
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