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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>. ]. 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> |
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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>. ]. 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> |
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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 ], even forcing some websites to shut down temporarily<ref name="blargh"></ref>. 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. |
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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>, protesting <ref>. ]. Access 2010-08-28</ref>, and IRC channel disruption<ref name="IRC" /><ref>. ]. Accessed 2010-08-27</ref>. These actions have occasionally interrupted the normal operation of popular websites such as ], even forcing some websites to shut down temporarily<ref name="blargh"></ref>. 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. |