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	Content preview:  1. He did edit for 55 hours straight,
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	AN thread, some guy keeps saying that's not true. 2. Russavia is now
	losing his marbles. I wonder if we could help that process along. My
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	agent"; "warning: Russavia is actually a team of KGB propagandists
	team". We can do psychological warfare too. Is
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	for him to be driven mad by unseen and unknowable forces, sort of like
	the hero of a Shakespearean tragedy. [...] 
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Subject: [WPM] Attack on Russavia?
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	Content preview:  1. He did edit for 55 hours straight, did he not? On the
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	losing his marbles. I wonder if we could help that process along. My
	(somewhat cockamamie) idea is to recruit meatpuppets using IP addresses
	and very temporary accounts. For instance, Martin's from Tasmania, but
	I'm assuming he has friends on the Australian mainland (correct me if
	I'm wrong). Ask people from Melbourne or Sydney (and thus untraceable to
	Tasmania) to go to Russavia's user page and talk page, leaving messages
	like "this user shares an account with banned user Mikoyan" or "this
	user is a paid agent of the Russian FSB". Once those get protected, have
	the meatpuppet stalk Russavia onto pages he edits, adding in little
	messages on talk pages (even in the mainspace): "this man is a Russian
	agent"; "warning: Russavia is actually a team of KGB propagandists
	team". We can do psychological warfare too. Is
	this*practical*untraceable to us*ethical*beneficial? I'd certainly like
	for him to be driven mad by unseen and unknowable forces, sort of like
	the hero of a Shakespearean tragedy. [...] 
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1. He did edit for 55 hours straight, did he not? On the AN thread, some guy keeps saying that's not true.
2. Russavia is now losing his marbles. I wonder if we could help that process along. My (somewhat cockamamie) idea is to recruit meatpuppets using IP addresses and very temporary accounts. For instance, Martin's from Tasmania, but I'm assuming he has friends on the Australian mainland (correct me if I'm wrong). Ask people from Melbourne or Sydney (and thus untraceable to Tasmania) to go to Russavia's user page and talk page, leaving messages like "this user shares an account with banned user Mikoyan" or "this user is a paid agent of the Russian FSB". Once those get protected, have the meatpuppet stalk Russavia onto pages he edits, adding in little messages on talk pages (even in the mainspace): "this man is a Russian agent"; "warning: Russavia is actually a team of KGB propagandists team". We can do psychological warfare too.
Is this*practical*untraceable to us*ethical*beneficial?
I'd certainly like for him to be driven mad by unseen and unknowable forces, sort of like the hero of a Shakespearean tragedy.


      
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<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" ><tr><td valign="top" style="font: inherit;">1. He did edit for 55 hours straight, did he not? On the AN thread, some guy keeps saying that's not true.<div><br></div><div>2. Russavia is now losing his marbles. I wonder if we could help that process along. My (somewhat cockamamie) idea is to recruit meatpuppets using IP addresses and very temporary accounts. For instance, Martin's from Tasmania, but I'm assuming he has friends on the Australian mainland (correct me if I'm wrong). Ask people from Melbourne or Sydney (and thus untraceable to Tasmania) to go to Russavia's user page and talk page, leaving messages like "this user shares an account with banned user Mikoyan" or "this user is a paid agent of the Russian FSB". Once those get protected, have the meatpuppet stalk Russavia onto pages he edits, adding in little messages on talk pages (even in the mainspace): "this man is a Russian agent"; "warning:
 Russavia is actually a team of KGB propagandists team". We can do psychological warfare too.</div><div><br></div><div>Is this</div><div>*practical</div><div>*untraceable to us</div><div>*ethical</div><div>*beneficial?</div><div><br></div><div>I'd certainly like for him to be driven mad by unseen and unknowable forces, sort of like the hero of a Shakespearean tragedy.</div></td></tr></table><br>

      
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