Hi, > The targeted person's reaction is secondary to him. And the targets are, > most likely, chosen at random. He is more stimulated by seeing his work > there, in print, than anything else. It's like some persons who write > graffiti on a wall; they are less interested in the reactions of those who > see it, than in looking up and seeing that their work is there. And only > strong outside intervention will even begin to stop him.
What amazes me is that this guy, a 19-year-old, whose identity is known publicly, is willing to risk his future career life by engaging in silly, disruptive, petty vandalism that would be common from a two-year-old. And what he's doing is illegal, too. He's taking a huge risk. Why can't some people simply apologise and move on, or at least move on? There are other things that are far more worthy of one's time, Wikipedia-related and not. --Thomas Larsen _______________________________________________ WikiEN-l mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe from this mailing list, visit: https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikien-l
