First read this m then read this m And that's what happened to To Catch A Predator. And to its host. Plus it helps to explain why Perverted Justice yanked a great deal of information off their website in 2011--including a large database of Wikipedia editors who were favorable to pedophilia. The fol...

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I think this Mastcell person has been solidly identified (note: not "doxxed"). I remember reading at his talkpage where he ruminated about how his Wikipedia interests have changed. He said essentially "I've realized I enjoy the administrative side and blocking editors more than what ...

It's possible the admin saw it on one of the IRC recent changes feeds and has a quick mouse finger.

You can post it here if you like: http://wikirev.org/forum/

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Also, do you want the blog posts archived with archive dot is?

That would make them available to the public regardless of what happens to WPO (if anything). Local backups are always nice but the public can't see them.

<snip> Free sex does not make sense and some of the other allegations are likewise patently spurious. Aren't you just a fine one to say so. Your avatar has a Wikipedia tattoo and purple talons. (I like these better though) <snip> My avatar is a Commons image of someone's ill-conceived Wikipedia tat...

The Wikimedia Endowment, perhaps the greatest threat to the Hasten the Day cause, is about 12% funded.

On a side note, the Foundation has a new title for Vice President of something or other: Chargée d’Affaires.

Bots on Wikipedia Wage Edit Wars Between Themselves That Last For Years George Dvorsky, Gizmodo, Thursday February 23, 2017 http://gizmodo.com/bots-on-wikipedia-wage-edit-wars-between-themselves-tha-1792680922 Revision wars on Wikipedia amongst human editors is an all-too-common occurrence, but new...

the only thing disclosing does is makes sure your shit will get deleted.