Handy tool - we have some users who like to change their nick:
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sometimes this is a way of evading 'you own your own words' responsibility, which brings out the worst 'internet' behavior.
A tool that would discourage this behavior is 'other nicks'
randomuser>?othernicks Anniepoo
yesbot>Anniepoo also Anniepoo_asleep, Anniepoo_eating, Anniepoo_afk
this would work by keeping a graph where nicks are linked by 'is now known as' messages.
A couple years ago we had a persistent troll who was constantly changing nicks. This tool would have made it easier to figure out you were talking to the time waster.
Be even more effective if it was global (hmm... maybe publish a SPARQL endpoint of the data - 8cD )
Handy tool - we have some users who like to change their nick:
loud.com/x-fcxgyhzgxqjyzurl) has joined
sometimes this is a way of evading 'you own your own words' responsibility, which brings out the worst 'internet' behavior.
A tool that would discourage this behavior is 'other nicks'
randomuser>?othernicks Anniepoo
yesbot>Anniepoo also Anniepoo_asleep, Anniepoo_eating, Anniepoo_afk
this would work by keeping a graph where nicks are linked by 'is now known as' messages.
A couple years ago we had a persistent troll who was constantly changing nicks. This tool would have made it easier to figure out you were talking to the time waster.
Be even more effective if it was global (hmm... maybe publish a SPARQL endpoint of the data - 8cD )