HI r3xypoo. Let's play a game of "look at me call you on all of your completely wrong points"
Jakesully said:
This political struggle in Anonymous was framed in terms of "hatefag" vs. "moralfag".
Hatefag = Anons who have no qualms about ruining innocent people's lives "for the lulz" or enjoying images of gore, tortured cats, etc. Essentially, pathological types.
Moralfag = Anons who express outrage and disgust at Hatefags, and want to utilize the Anonymous MO as a positive force, as in peaceful hacktivism and protests.
You invented those definitions. Completely. 'hatefag' is yet another term you made up. There were "lulzfags" who wanted Chanology to primarily be for fun, and "moralfags" who wanted it to be for justice.
Injecting words like "hacktivism" doesn't help your case either. Chanology was not that at all after Jan 08. The "pathological" and outrage and digust stuff makes me think that you live in some sort of weird made up world 24/7 and have only a surface picture of Anonymous culture. Kinda sad since you actively try to hijack it.
888chan was positioned right in the middle of this kind of "civil war" in Anon culture.
888chan hosted a lot of boards for local Anon Chanology cells. With 888chan, I also had the goal of expanding the scope of this hacktivism from Scientology to other fronts such as Freedom of Information and Net Neutrality.
Now, a curious thing about the rise of 888chan, was that I ended up running interference against those *channers who wanted to destroy those "moralfags" at WhyWeProtest.net (hit it with DDoS, etc.).
I did this in two ways.
1) By playing their raiding/trolling game better than they did, so as to detract users from them.
2) By actively interfering with raids against WWP and warning the WWP staff about impending raids.
Thanks for admitting that you try to control what Anonymous does by being an egotistical personal army leaderfag wannabe.
That's where this idea for "Project Vibe" or "VibeCraft" started. I'd been a first-hand witness to these hacktivism operations, and noted that it was difficult to keep the culture of such a community active and participating effectively.
You mean the culture you tried to actively rape and cheapen by forcing a bizzarro version of it down gullible people's throats?
The basic idea of VibeCraft (Vibe being a portmanteau of Virtual Tribe) was to design hacktivism communities intelligently, from the ground up. Ideally this would contain all of the necessary facets of the community, such as an imageboard (like the *chans), irc, a wiki, etc., and all hosted on I2P (darknet), with two levels of forced random nicknames. (A random nickname for the user account, a separate random name for each specific operation or event). The community would host no more than 150 active participants at the time (Due to Law of 150, see Malcolm Gladwell's Tipping Point). Users would be promoted through a points system according to participation, and the entire community would spawn offshoots of itself, before disbanding after roughly 3 months or so. The idea there would be to remove the inherent vulnerability of a hacktivism website always being a target for counterattacks. Or, to design the community as a kind of macro-organism that works according to Darwinian rules of overbreeding to ensure survival and natural selection. I also wanted to design the culture of the community like a sort of game, so that the hacktivism would be a product of rich interaction, and not the sole focus.
"Promotions" and ranks in general is SO against the very basis of Anonymous history and culture that it even makes me raise an eyebrow. Design the culture? You are not our architect, buddy. You are not even the rag we wipe our feet with.
You are a nutcase.
I also want to state as an aside and a response to the criticism of my having changed usernames so many times before, this is more or less for practical reasons, that one way to maintain anonymity is to change usernames frequently, not draw too much attention, and if one does draw too much attention, to change their nickname. Of course, I knew once I got in to running websites and working on projects (VibeCraft), that these ideas were tied to me, and to speak about them would identify me as r3x. I had also accepted the inherent risk of being identified as r3x, because I had been doxed once before, and I knew I would be re-doxed once the VibeCraft idea began attracting attention.
Hahaha, in a system you designed with ranks and promotions YOU wanted to retain anonymity. Cute.
behind-the-scenes Anti-Troll and Anti-COINTELPRO work, especially with regard to irc.anonops.li.
Another facet of Anonymous culture you wanted to stick your dick in? I wonder why you target the newer, less weathered Anonymous communities like WITP and anonops. HMM.
We exposed users on AnonOps and elsewhere, such as:
- Shrew,
- AnonTangoDown _http://twitter.com/#!/anontangodown (who was going after Sabu, the leader of LulzSec, and also apparently doxed Mavendetta),
- Xenony/xen0nymous ( _http://www.youtube.com/user/xen0nymous)
- Nederland Vrij (he was mainly on Facebook)
Who were actively "doxing" moderators of WITP and trying to whip up 4chan /b/ and AnonOps irc against WITP.
Them and everyone else who saw your posts and WITP bullshit on 4chan. This is what happens when you try to hijack a culture that is not yours. I also remember you calling myself and other unrelated people those very names (eg: Shrew, etc). It's like you think there are only 5 people that hate you and everyone who speaks out against you is them. WRONG. I'm on skype with at least 16 motherfuckers and we've been making fun of your downfall this whole time. =]
We finally managed to put an end to all of this when we compiled pastebin profiles on two specific users who were acting like COINTELPRO, and one who was just causing trouble. I myself was more or less directing the compiling of this information, and produced the finished product:
Put an end to what? You are still a pariah, and WITP is still a joke among Anonymous.
The impersonation trolling, the "dox" battles, and trolling against me of this VibeCraft idea, had all fairly weakened my credibility as a moderator, due to certain other moderators mistrusting me. I could tell by about August 12th or 13th that all of the drama and lack of focus and direction was killing the community, and at that point I was making posts to try and keep morale up. I posted a PM to Mavendetta and firstmonkey, and made it clear in no uncertain terms, that WITP needed more admins to be available online, leading to a community vote on new (additional) admins.
Yeah, it was spammers and trolls. Not, you know, undeniable and concrete proof that you intentionally and in a premeditated manner attempted to usurp the WITP community.
It was also around this time that I noticed the Project Mayhem thread on WITP, and made the Project Mayhem 2012 thread here on the Cassiopaea forum, in this very subforum, in a rather panicked state. _http://projectmayhem2012.org/
To me this Project Mayhem 2012 looked/looks like a slick COINTELPRO vectoring operation against the WITP community. This may not be the case, but I'm just stating this for the record. I understand many have thought the same thing about this VibeCraft thing, but for the record, I never pushed that idea on anyone, always offered it as a suggestion (for an eventual method of decentralization), and presented it in the spirit of brainstorming.
And then, if I recall correctly, my dox were released on Sunday, August 14th. I pretty much lost my mind at that point, and acted very stupidly (I know, I was acting stupidly all along, but this was overboard). That night I first made a post stating that I was resigning, but then later on that night, I retracted my resignation and put myself up for a moderator review. My pseudo-logical, egotistical reasoning to myself was that I still wanted to spark debate within the community, especially with regard to that Project Mayhem 2012 website, as well as conspiracy-related or other controversial subjects.
If there are any details or time periods you would like me to talk about more, please ask or comment.
Oh yeah. Project Mayhem. The only thing that could possibly compete with you in terms of sheer lunacy and idiocy. That's what it was, competition, right? Because that shit reads almost exactly like Vibecraft. Maybe you should go back to blaming magicians for your downfall like you did in IRC that one time
I don't even want to know what "Chaos Magick" is...
