Says Ray Saintonge:
http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikie...uly/078315.html
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One way of dealing with the various outings of SV would be for everyone to go to his favorite blog site to out her as well. Naturally, each person that does this would "out" her as a different person. With enough of these out there, who could possibly know which is the correct identification.
And also Matthew Brown:
http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikie...uly/078320.html
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It occurs to me that if one is concerned about remaining anonymous on Wikipedia, the best way to encourage that is, if someone thinks they've identified you but is in fact wrong, to protest that identification very strongly, to appear to be really concerned about it and try to get it suppressed. That way, everyone will follow the red herring and not look any further.
David Gerard says it's time to smear Pierre Salinger by starting an article on the "Pierre Salinger Syndrome":
http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikie...uly/078298.html
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http://www.wordspy.com/words/PierreSalingersyndrome.asp
Do we have an article on [[Pierre Salinger syndrome]] yet? The term certainly has enough references in print.
Do we have an article on [[Pierre Salinger syndrome]] yet? The term certainly has enough references in print.
Tell your grandchildren that you were there at the precise moment when Wikipedia evolved from a childish video game that tries to be an encyclopedia, to a childish video game that's a threat to the public's right to know.