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</ref> responsible for several high profile internet trolls<ref>. ]. Accessed 2010-08-27.</ref> <ref>. ]. Accessed 2010-08-27.</ref> <ref> TWiT. Accessed 2010-08-27</ref> <ref> Accessed 2010-08-27.</ref>, as well as software products <ref name="lm"> . Last Measure. Accessed 2010-08-27 </ref> and security releases <ref name="IRC"> ]. Accessed 2010-08-27</ref>. The group maintains a wiki-based site <ref> GNAA. Accessed 2010-08-27.</ref> dedicated to commenting on notable internet events and parodying slashdot posts, as well as offering a SVN based repository known as "Trollforge" for GNAA coding projects<ref> GNAA. Accessed 2010-08-27.</ref> | </ref> responsible for several high profile internet trolls<ref>. ]. Accessed 2010-08-27.</ref> <ref>. ]. Accessed 2010-08-27.</ref> <ref> TWiT. Accessed 2010-08-27</ref> <ref> Accessed 2010-08-27.</ref>, as well as software products <ref name="lm"> . Last Measure. Accessed 2010-08-27 </ref> and security releases <ref name="IRC"> ]. Accessed 2010-08-27</ref>. The group maintains a wiki-based site <ref> GNAA. Accessed 2010-08-27.</ref> dedicated to commenting on notable internet events and parodying slashdot posts, as well as offering a SVN based repository known as "Trollforge" for GNAA coding projects<ref> GNAA. Accessed 2010-08-27.</ref> | ||
Members engage in such activities as flooding weblogs<ref>. ]. Accessed 2010-08-27.</ref>, producing shock sites<ref name="lm" />, prank-calling technical support telephone lines<ref> . ] Accessed 2010-08-27.</ref>, and IRC channel disruption such as IRC floods<ref name="IRC" /> <ref>. ]. Accessed 2010-08-27</ref>. These actions have occasionally interrupted the normal operation of popular websites such as slashdot.org, even forcing some websites to shut down temporarily. As such, targeted communities generally consider GNAA members a nuisance and frequently respond with technological and social anti-trolling measures such as moderation systems to limit future disruption. | Members engage in such activities as flooding weblogs<ref>. ]. Accessed 2010-08-27.</ref>, producing shock sites<ref name="lm" />, prank-calling technical support telephone lines<ref> . ] Accessed 2010-08-27.</ref>, and IRC channel disruption such as IRC floods<ref name="IRC" /> <ref>. ]. Accessed 2010-08-27</ref>. These actions have occasionally interrupted the normal operation of popular websites such as slashdot.org, even forcing some websites to shut down temporarily. As such, targeted communities generally consider GNAA members a nuisance<ref>. . Accessed 2010-08-27.</ref> and frequently respond with technological and social anti-trolling measures such as moderation systems to limit future disruption. | ||
== References == | == References == |
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Abbreviation | GNAA |
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Type | Internet Trolls |
Website | www.gnaa.eu |
The Gay Nigger Association of America, (more commonly known by the acronym GNAA) are a loosely afilliated group of anti-blogging trolls responsible for several high profile internet trolls , as well as software products and security releases . The group maintains a wiki-based site dedicated to commenting on notable internet events and parodying slashdot posts, as well as offering a SVN based repository known as "Trollforge" for GNAA coding projects
Members engage in such activities as flooding weblogs, producing shock sites, prank-calling technical support telephone lines, and IRC channel disruption such as IRC floods . These actions have occasionally interrupted the normal operation of popular websites such as slashdot.org, even forcing some websites to shut down temporarily. As such, targeted communities generally consider GNAA members a nuisance and frequently respond with technological and social anti-trolling measures such as moderation systems to limit future disruption.
References
- Dean, Jodi (2010). Blog Theory: Feedback and Capture in the Circuits of Drive. Cambridge, UK: Polity Press. Retrieved 2010-08-27.
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- Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) Screenshots?. MacRumors. Accessed 2010-08-27.
- MacInDell Part Quatre - The Ruby Goldmine. Gizmodo. Accessed 2010-08-27.
- TWiT 44: Hacked TWiT. Accessed 2010-08-27
- The Liberation of Freenode, Part 13 Accessed 2010-08-27.
- ^ Last Measure. Last Measure. Accessed 2010-08-27
- ^ Firefox-based attack wreaks havoc on IRC users The Register. Accessed 2010-08-27
- GNAA unveils new wiki-based corporate website GNAA. Accessed 2010-08-27.
- Trollforge GNAA. Accessed 2010-08-27.
- Julia Allison's Blog Is Hacked. Gawker. Accessed 2010-08-27.
- Extreme Humor. Sepia Mutiny Accessed 2010-08-27.
- Firefox Bug Used to Harass Entire IRC Network. Softpedia. Accessed 2010-08-27
- Second Life's "Patriotic Nigras" deconstructed. . Accessed 2010-08-27.