hutcheson - 9:16 pm on Aug 27, 2009 (gmt 0)

The internet allows us to transcend the fan/not-fan categories and proceed directly to more nuanced "use-when/don't-use-if" decisions.

I'm a very-small-time Wikipedia contributor (i.e. link-fixer). I know I've triggered the internal security alarms--adding several dozen links to a "new" (i.e. moved) domain is all it takes.

But the smoke cleared and the links stayed--the site had moved and the old domain had been squatted on, the new links worked and the old ones didn't. If the case had not been so clear, I can easily see me getting locked out and rolled back.