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[Ognistysztorm]

In the aftermath of the horrific 9/11 style attacks against Israel the society will certainly be more sensitive against antisemitism in general. If the Daily Beast couldn't run it, you might want to try your luck on Israeli publications. The best way to honor the victims is to call out and nip the buds of antisemitism in every turn.

What about the Nazi-level retaliation that Israel has been doing?

That they are too dangerously close to being an unacceptable disproportionate level if not already such as the disruption of water supplies to Gaza area, pretty much the same way how Wikipedia's doxxing practices should still be regarded as despicable and even outright illegal despite having a good initial intent of stopping vandalism.

[Ognistysztorm]

It's actually a wonder no one has been killed yet by some of the people on that web site.

Kind of off-topic. But people have been killed by Wikipedia. Not directly, but by encouraged suicide. Shows how toxic the site really is.

Link for those wondering about veracity.

https://wikipediocracy.com/forum/viewto ... f=8&t=2421

[Bbb23sucks]

Link for those wondering about veracity.

https://wikipediocracy.com/forum/viewto ... f=8&t=2421

Wow. That's exactly the thread I was referring to.

[Jennsaurus]

Happens routinely. Cults hate being challenged. Let's not forget the stalking of MoiraMoira--by two fellow nl-WP administrators. One of whom was a WMF steward. You rarely hear about it because it happened on Meta and Commons, and the real bullshit was argued about on IRC. Philippe Beaudette wanted it all settled and covered up quickly. (Oh, the things I could tell you about Beaudette.)
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Comm ... minship%29
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Request ... d_JurgenNL

The MoiraMoira case was a major part of my recent article, and I spent about a year investigating what happened and interviewed her twice (virtually). What the Wikipedia case didn't report was that those two men did a "trial run" to her village a week or two beforehand and were seen on the street leading up to her home taking pictures and apparently watching her come and go, timing when she would be alone. They were seen by neighbors which is actually how she got tipped off about what was going on, but then the d**kheads started calling her house with both prank and hang up calls. When they came back for "the real thing" she was on her guard and saw them coming. That was also no innocent prank, and it certainly wasn't a misunderstanding where they "got lost on the train" and just happened to wind up on her remote street. I actually think they were trying to kidnap her.

[Ognistysztorm]

Happens routinely. Cults hate being challenged. Let's not forget the stalking of MoiraMoira--by two fellow nl-WP administrators. One of whom was a WMF steward. You rarely hear about it because it happened on Meta and Commons, and the real bullshit was argued about on IRC. Philippe Beaudette wanted it all settled and covered up quickly. (Oh, the things I could tell you about Beaudette.)
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Comm ... minship%29
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Request ... d_JurgenNL

The MoiraMoira case was a major part of my recent article, and I spent about a year investigating what happened and interviewed her twice (virtually). What the Wikipedia case didn't report was that those two men did a "trial run" to her village a week or two beforehand and were seen on the street leading up to her home taking pictures and apparently watching her come and go, timing when she would be alone. They were seen by neighbors which is actually how she got tipped off about what was going on, but then the d**kheads started calling her house with both prank and hang up calls. When they came back for "the real thing" she was on her guard and saw them coming. That was also no innocent prank, and it certainly wasn't a misunderstanding where they "got lost on the train" and just happened to wind up on her remote street. I actually think they were trying to kidnap her.

We need a plan B in case the Daily Beast fails to publish the stories. Possible candidates include BBC Eye documentaries, New York Mag and Israeli or Jewish publications.

[Jennsaurus]

We need a plan B in case the Daily Beast fails to publish the stories. Possible candidates include BBC Eye documentaries, New York Mag and Israeli or Jewish publications.

If there is a members only page of this website, where only registered viewers can see the posts, I can post some of the material which didn't make it into the main article after I get back from Israel (yes, I'm going!).

[Ognistysztorm]

We need a plan B in case the Daily Beast fails to publish the stories. Possible candidates include BBC Eye documentaries, New York Mag and Israeli or Jewish publications.

If there is a members only page of this website, where only registered viewers can see the posts, I can post some of the material which didn't make it into the main article after I get back from Israel (yes, I'm going!).

There indeed exists a section for members only.
https://wikipediasucks.co/forum/viewforum.php?f=16

[Bbb23sucks]

I don't know if anyone cares, but someone linked this thread from 4chan: https://boards.4channel.org/int/thread/ ... 6/muskbros

[Ognistysztorm]

I don't know if anyone cares, but someone linked this thread from 4chan: https://boards.4channel.org/int/thread/ ... 6/muskbros

A proper post can be made on 4chan or other forum boards if one wants to build up the anticipation.

[Ognistysztorm]

We need a plan B in case the Daily Beast fails to publish the stories. Possible candidates include BBC Eye documentaries, New York Mag and Israeli or Jewish publications.

If there is a members only page of this website, where only registered viewers can see the posts, I can post some of the material which didn't make it into the main article after I get back from Israel (yes, I'm going!).

They are blatantly boasting that doxxing and outing tactics on Wikipedia will not be stopped.
https://wikipediasucks.co/forum/viewtop ... =18&t=3201

Here are a few catchphrases could be useful to neuter Wikipedia's fair-game esque personal attacks. They can be "Wikipedia distorts Holocaust, period! It makes your vandal look like hero!" and "So what, Wikipedia has two dozen sexual harassment scandals".