Different solution to Swiki control

Bijan Parsia bparsia at email.unc.edu
Thu Jul 25 03:17:19 UTC 2002


On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Duane Maxwell wrote:

> Just for grins, why not "break" the swiki for a little while and see if the
> problem user just goes away.  In other words, make the swiki behave
> apparently normally but not actually make the requested changes.  Do this
> for a week or so and see if the guy gets bored and moves on to something
> else out of boredom or frustration.
[snip]

In one wiki vandelization situation I believe that is what the owner of
the system did. I don't think it's all that viable a solution if the
creep is even moderately persistent.

I find it sad that all the solutions (including any I can think
of) involve either locking this perons out, or hoping that the worse
parts of human nature prevail (laziness, bordem, etc.). <sigh/> There are
so many horrifically worse things going on right now, but somewhow, it's
extra depressing that such a simple and happy thing has to be spoilt.

Cheers,
Bijan Parsia.




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