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Wouldn't original research be "I actually saw Byuu yesterday and he was laughing his ass off on how he successfully trolled the retro gaming community. Then we had some nerdy talk and got drunk off some Russian vodka, after which we figured we would make a SNES PPU clone that outputs SECAM video."?Ver archivo adjunto 3401621
Seems like BIlorv doesn't take too kindly to people questioning his authority, so discussions are now off the table. Byuu is officially dead everyone, the Fuhrer of Wikipedia said so.
Unfortunately, Kotaku doesn't do "original research" either. Wait for a gaming-related blue checkmark to tweet about it and some Kotaku "reporter" will shit out four articles without thinking about the consequences.I love how this is objectively good news that Byuu is still alive, but Kotaku has yet to publish a story about it.
Byuu is the only reason I'm aware it went beyond that.Death Note peaked atand everything past that was mehL's Death
N-no... I take a potato chip, and I eat it...Death Note is completely gay and is a manga for child molesters and weirdoes with obsessive murder fantasies. They literally jerk off the to thought of murdering random people they don't like.
So says you and legions of fans.Death Note peaked atand everything past that was mehL's Death
I mean, they probably don't care about individual troon drama, but feds didn't just stop routinely infiltrating editorial positions after everyone found out they'd been doing it for decades. If you can remember that (and it does seem like everyone got retarded and forgot at some point) the great retardity of wikipedia source loops makes a lot more sense as an intentional propaganda mechanism.The mystery is less why Wikipedia holds their position, it's been the same for decades, and more why USA Today, a decades-running news syndication, has little to no fact-checking of its website employees.
Yep. And the really amusing thing, in this instance, is that these Wikitranos will treat 'some rando on Twitter', 'angry gay dude with a Tumblr blog', and 'trashy celebrity gossip rag' as notable, reliable sources, but NOT the US State Department.I mean, they probably don't care about individual troon drama, but feds didn't just stop routinely infiltrating editorial positions after everyone found out they'd been doing it for decades. If you can remember that (and it does seem like everyone got retarded and forgot at some point) the great retardity of wikipedia source loops makes a lot more sense as an intentional propaganda mechanism.
Trannies are really a gift that keeps on giving for those guys. You don't even have to appear to make believable decisions or not look retarded.
A beautiful dream but they'll call you a terf and depriv you in ten minutes, those bases are covered. I've seen it happen to a mod team one by one back in the wokepocalypse before they got me. Doesn't matter what your actual actions are once they have a couple guys in, and Wikipedia of all places would have been bodysnatched long ago of anyone who isn't a useful moron.(not revealing my name, but FYI it has a girl name, pronouns, and mentions anime and/or Gamergate in the bio)
I don't really think Byuu is quite as liable as USA Today is imo. Byuu could always argue that he didn't think his little stunt would cause all of this. USA today just flat out lied and said they'd independently verified Byuu's death, which was what led to the attacks on the site.So if Null does manage to serve byuu/near and files suit, would we see a thread about it after the dust settled?
I don't really think Byuu is quite as liable as USA Today is imo. Byuu could always argue that he didn't think his little stunt would cause all of this. USA today just flat out lied and said they'd independently verified Byuu's death, which was what led to the attacks on the site.