Ron Merkle (d/acc) #FREESCHLEP 🇺🇦🇹🇼

Since actually this is a compartmentalized identity with the sole purpose of conclusively expose corruptions on Wikipedia and replace it with something better, I will admit that a plan to commit digital-jouhatsu while avoiding deletionism has been thought out.

Bulk imports of Wikipedia articles are also possible. github.com/Nutomic/Ibis/p…

Ibis.wiki, a Wikipedia alternative, has added features to import Wikipedia articles. lemmy.world/post/45927588 @SplunkATO @wikiland

@bandlersbanter Hi there! Are you aware that a doomsday is about to occur on Wikipedia? pcmag.com/news/wikipedia…

Mandalorian and Grogu movie is really good and the reviews saying it’s bad are wayyyyy off

There is now a rare chance, for @JustapediaF and other platforms like @handwiki by @svchekanov, to rise and shine. #Wikipedia's_loss_is_Justapedia's_gain" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">justapedia.org/index.php?titl…

Potential idea for a new Justapedia article. tyzhden.ua/kosmos-iak-per…

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot. @AshleyRindsberg @bandlersbanter @shlomitlir

Regarding point no. 2 I think I have an idea. It may involve things like Jennsaurus Files, temporary truce, HandWiki, Justapedia and high stakes diplomacy. @Bohdan_Rodyuk @havamendelle

3. Bring back the wishlist's yearly cadence. Put it in December, do Central Notice marketing, hype up everyone voting during a certain week/month, etc. 4. Refocus back on a ranking of individual wishes.

There are a few demands from the editor's community to the WMF. 1. Undo the disbanding of CommTech. 2. If the CommTech disbanding is not undone, then transfer those software engineers to other teams instead of laying them off. #WMF_Community_Tech_team_has_been_disbanded,_engineers_laid_off" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?ti…

Pinging @bandlersbanter, @CyberTechWolff, @havamendelle, @shlomitlir, @svchekanov, @WikiBias, @WikiElites, @Wikiland and @WikipediaFlood to see above.

Even though I'm a Wikipedia critic, I actually won't oppose an editorial strike or even a site blackout, considering all those enshittifications that's happening across all platforms, while having the extra chance to protest against online ID check laws. theverge.com/report/939442/…

Identity verification should not be mandatory for regular editors, but should be for those who attained administrator and arbitrator powers. thecipherbrief.com/wikipedia-edit…

@LauraHarth I also tried to reach out to others including @DrewPavlou and @Reaproy but I can't find their reliable contact methods yet. @aziz0nomics @havamendelle

@LauraHarth Do you have an email address so I can contact you about a doxxing situation on English Wikipedia where the perp is a globally banned user who's likely linked to the CCP? Tqsm in advance.

“海外黑手档”启动：收集中国全球跨国镇压案例 随着北美和欧洲多国政府日益警告北京当局的“跨国镇压”活动，一项名为“海外黑手档”的新倡议近日正式启动，旨在记录中国共产党如何将审查、监控与恐吓机制延伸至国境之外。 voachinese.com/a/new-database…

@yonggan8964 @LauraHarth That's right. Currently I'm trying to get a situation, which involves doxxing and where the perpetrator is someone possibly linked to the CCP, resolved.

I am not engaging in delusion. I simply hope that American society will confront, head-on, these acts of transnational harassment and infiltration. The CCP’s methods may not always be overtly violent, yet they operate like cancer cells—infiltrating, isolating, and oppressing—until they strip individuals of their fundamental dignity and their very space to exist. In essence, the CCP is an utterly evil organization that stands in absolute opposition to both humanity and civilization! Its continued existence represents not merely a source of suffering for the Chinese people, but a catastrophe for all of mankind! I appeal to the U.S. government and human rights organizations: Please listen to these faint, yet authentic, voices. Please protect those who, even while standing on the soil of freedom, continue to endure oppression. This is not merely my own battle; it is a shared responsibility to resist totalitarian infiltration.

The big question is why Roblox hasn't used the privacy-safe Needemand's BorderAge method yet?

@shlomitlir @WikimediaIL Good luck! Meanwhile the doxxing situation that I've told you and @havamendelle before is still not resolved yet.

One year ago, I received the Dror Lin Scholarship from @WikimediaIL for my research on the experiences of Jewish editors on English Wikipedia. Today, I’m presenting my work at a social media conference in Cyprus. Wish me luck!

@Kumioko2 @MaryanaIskander One of whom you've mentioned is unfortunately involved in an unrelated doxxing campaign and right now it has triggered involvement of authorities in one or two countries, although things are moving too slow so far in terms of fixing the situation she caused.

My hope is the new CEO @MaryanaIskander will review the past bans & lift the ones like mine and Brillyle that are based on lies, corruption & incompetence. Unfortunately, I doubt she really cares about the abuses the editing community has, and continues to endure by the admins.

It's been nearly 5 years since the #wikimedia foundation implemented my ban. On that day, they showed they will support site admins, no matter how corrupt & abusive & showed the community what happens when you stand up to bullying, abuse & corruption of the admins.#wikimediasucks

First batch of projected royalties receipients imho: @AshleyRindsberg @bandlersbanter @BenjaminIkuta @Bohdan_Rodyuk @danaparish @handwiki @havamendelle @metasonix @MikeESexton @JustapediaF @joliclown @Kumioko2 @RobHeatherly1 @SplunkATO @shlomitlir @Wikiland @ZekeIgtos

To my friends and followers, please reply here if you want to receive your share of royalties from any documentaries or movies about Wikipedia scandals. I'll have to make a list of recipients so to send it to the likes of @1GaryBernstein sooner or later.

Oh my goodness.