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_ Editors _ Sockpuppets... How long and how?
Posted by: Mr.Treason II
I'm sorry that this may be a rewrite of Sockpuppet Personas, however this thread asks how many socks an editor has, why, how they slipped from detection etc. BTW I have 130+ sockpuppets and 278+ vandalous IPs. All were done day-by-day. I scored 5 edits with each sockpuppet.
Posted by: Fusion
I dislike much this term "sockpuppet". One has as many accounts as one needs for different purposes.
Posted by: Mr.Treason II
QUOTE(Fusion @ Wed 11th July 2012, 9:44am) 
I dislike much this term "sockpuppet". One has as many accounts as one needs for different purposes.
I was just asking how many and why... Have a prob wit dat?
Posted by: Fusion
QUOTE(Mr.Treason II @ Thu 12th July 2012, 6:51am)
QUOTE(Fusion @ Wed 11th July 2012, 9:44am)
One has as many accounts as one needs for different purposes.
I was just asking how many and why... Have a prob wit dat?
And I have answered. What is meant by your second sentence?
Posted by: Michaeldsuarez
QUOTE(Mr.Treason II @ Thu 12th July 2012, 1:51am)
QUOTE(Fusion @ Wed 11th July 2012, 9:44am)
I dislike much this term "sockpuppet". One has as many accounts as one needs for different purposes.
I was just asking how many and why... Have a prob wit dat?
Fusion is a paid editor and a sockpuppeteer:
QUOTE(Fusion @ Tue 3rd July 2012, 4:34pm)
Michael
Evidently you have read little of what I have posted while others have read much. I have great experience on Wikipedia helping clients and of course I cannot reveal my accounts or the articles involved in that. I joined here in hope to find more about Wikipedia and indeed have learnt many and diverse things.
Emphasis mine.
QUOTE(Fusion @ Thu 12th July 2012, 7:45am)
QUOTE(Mr.Treason II @ Thu 12th July 2012, 6:51am)
QUOTE(Fusion @ Wed 11th July 2012, 9:44am)
One has as many accounts as one needs for different purposes.
I was just asking how many and why... Have a prob wit dat?
And I have answered. What is meant by your second sentence?
"Have a prob wit dat?" = "Do you have a problem with that?"
Posted by: Mr.Treason II
QUOTE(Michaeldsuarez @ Thu 12th July 2012, 12:58pm)
QUOTE(Mr.Treason II @ Thu 12th July 2012, 1:51am)
QUOTE(Fusion @ Wed 11th July 2012, 9:44am)
I dislike much this term "sockpuppet". One has as many accounts as one needs for different purposes.
I was just asking how many and why... Have a prob wit dat?
Fusion is a paid editor and a sockpuppeteer:
QUOTE(Fusion @ Tue 3rd July 2012, 4:34pm)
Michael
Evidently you have read little of what I have posted while others have read much. I have great experience on Wikipedia helping clients and of course I cannot reveal my accounts or the articles involved in that. I joined here in hope to find more about Wikipedia and indeed have learnt many and diverse things.
Emphasis mine.
QUOTE(Fusion @ Thu 12th July 2012, 7:45am)
QUOTE(Mr.Treason II @ Thu 12th July 2012, 6:51am)
QUOTE(Fusion @ Wed 11th July 2012, 9:44am)
One has as many accounts as one needs for different purposes.
I was just asking how many and why... Have a prob wit dat?
And I have answered. What is meant by your second sentence?
"Have a prob wit dat?" = "Do you have a problem with that?"
Just out of interest, Fusion, what are your wages? I imagine a paid editor only gains £15/hour in the UK, where I live...
Posted by: Fusion
QUOTE(Mr.Treason II @ Thu 19th July 2012, 7:05am)
Just out of interest, Fusion, what are your wages? I imagine a paid editor only gains £15/hour in the UK, where I live...
Let us see. Eight hours a day, five days a week and maybe 45 weeks a year after holidays. That is 15 x 8 x 5 x 45 or £27,000 a year. Indeed that is less than I earn but is not a poverty wage I feel.
Posted by: Jay
QUOTE(Fusion @ Fri 20th July 2012, 11:58am)
QUOTE(Mr.Treason II @ Thu 19th July 2012, 7:05am)
Just out of interest, Fusion, what are your wages? I imagine a paid editor only gains £15/hour in the UK, where I live...
Let us see. Eight hours a day, five days a week and maybe 45 weeks a year after holidays. That is 15 x 8 x 5 x 45 or £27,000 a year. Indeed that is less than I earn but is not a poverty wage I feel.
And if you are an employee you are entitled to have holiday pay on top of that. It wouldn't be a brilliant salary in London but would be ample to jog along with in many parts of the country. What do you earn, Guy Fawkes?