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    PS.

    Linkene ovenfor åpnes i egne vinduer.

    PS 2.

    Etter å ha lest ‘dagens bolke’ med ‘Philip Gabrielsen e-poster’, så la jeg merke til blant annet det, at Wiki-administrator Jeblad aka. John Erling Blad, som har vært mye omtalt, på johncons-blogg, i forbindelse med blokkeringen av meg, på Wikipedia.

    (Og vel også etter at Blad har trakassert meg, på Twitter, hvis jeg husker det riktig.

    Og Øivind Sæther aka. Xiando har vel også publisert en del negative ting, om John Erling Blad aka. Jeblad, på sitt nettsted Xiandos Information, hvis jeg husker det riktig).

    Så la jeg merke til, at Jeblad skriver på dette lukkede forumet, at han faktisk er ansatt, i Wiki.

    Og han har også en dobbeltrolle, (sånn som jeg ser det).

    For selv om han er ansatt, i Wiki, så redigerer han også artikler, som en vanlig bruker.

    Så Wikipedia sliter kanskje med en del dobbeltroller her, (kan det virke som, for meg).

    Og en ting jeg som ‘mobbeoffer’ på Wikipedia har savnet.

    Det er et organisasjonskart.

    Wikipedia har liksom Wiki-en, men den er litt vanskelig å finne fram på, noen ganger, for nye brukere, synes jeg.

    Hva med å ha et ‘vanlig’ nettsted og, med kontaktinformasjon og organisasjonskart, osv.

    For det er vel et paradoks, at Wikipedia, som handler om å presentere informasjon, er så lite flinke, til å presentere informasjon, om sin egen organisasjon, som ihvertfall jeg synes at de er.

    (Siden jeg ikke har klart å finne ut at Jeblad er ansatt i Wiki.

    Og siden jeg ikke har klart å finne organisasjonskart, for Wikipedia.

    Og siden de har dette lukkede forumet, hvor de tar opp ting.

    Ting som vel like gjerne kunne ha blitt tatt opp i åpenhet?).

    Så sånn er det.

    Bare noe jeg tenkte på.

    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog

    PS 3.

    Her er mer om dette:

    jeblad dobbeltrolle

    http://www.scribd.com/doc/118265532/Noname-470

    PS 4.

    Man kan også se det, at når engelsk Wikipedia får tyn, på et norsk nettsted, (for at de ikke blokkerer folk som Meco fra Xiandos Information), så blir de norske wikipedianerne stolte, og tar dette som ‘kudos’.

    Så man ser igjen, (mener jeg), at de norske Wikipedianerne lever i sin egen ‘andedam’, og ikke har noe særlig fellesskap, med wikipedianere, fra andre land.

    Snarere tvert imot, må man vel si, at det virker som.

    Så sånn er nok det.

    PS 5.

    Her er mer om dette:

    får kudos

    http://www.scribd.com/doc/118269169/Noname-487

    PS 6.

    Denne artikkelen, fra Document.no, (som er nevnt i PS 4 og PS 5), ser norske wikipedianere på som kudos, selv om den rakker ned på engelsk Wikipedia:

    kudos wiki

    http://www.document.no/2012/05/wikipedia-nar-konspirasjonsteoretikere-far-r=edigere-et-nettleksikon/

    PS 7.

    Man kan også se det, at når man er ny, på Wikipedia, så får man ofte klint på seg, en slags fadder.

    Dette husker jeg at jeg syntes at ble som noe ekstra ‘herk’, som man måtte vende seg til, når man var ny, på Wikipedia.

    Dette tror jeg ikke var med fra starten av, på Wikipedia.

    Og jeg lurer på om dette er noe sære greier, som norske wikipedianere, har funnet på?

    Jeg syntes ihvertfall det, (som voksen mann), at det ble litt ‘svett’, å ha en sånn ‘fadder’, hengende over ryggen sin, når man skulle bidra, på Wikipedia.

    Og hvordan blir man kvitt en slik fadder igjen, egentlig?

    (Hvis man egentlig ikke vil ha en sånn fadder, fra starten av, mener jeg).

    Nei, det tror jeg er nesten umulig, etter at dette først har blitt tatt opp, her og der, i Wikipedias kriker og kroker.

    Og seinere, hvis man så vil klage, på faddere eller andre, på Wikipedia.

    Så møter man ofte lite forståelse, fra wikipedianerne.

    Ting som er klagegrunn, i for eksempel arbeidslivet.

    Det ser kanskje ikke wikipedianerne på som klagegrunn, da.

    Og ting som trusler om å ta noen til retten, (som vel går under ytringsfriheten, i det daglige liv), det ser wikipedianerne på som grunn, til å blokkere deg, fra Wikipedia, da.

    (Som nettopp den Document.no-artikkelen, i PS 6, nevner).

    Så Wikipedia er litt sært, må man vel si.

    Ihvertfall når man havner inne i deres system, for å bidra, på nettleksikonet.

    Man må gjennom en slags overgang, fra vanlig menneske, til wikipedianer, (kan man vel kanskje si).

    Og i denne overgangsfasen, så kan man bli tulla mye med da, av mer erfarne wikipedianere.

    Og så bli blokkert av disse, på grunn av nybegynnerfeil, som har blitt blåst opp, og seinere blir brukt mot en, sånn at man blir blokkert, hvis man etter dette, prøver å bidra med en eneste bokstav, på nettleksikonet.

    (Som jeg har nevnt i tidligere bloggposter, om ‘Philip Gabrielsen e-postene’).

    Så sånn er det.

    Bare noe jeg tenkte på.

    Men men.

    PS 8.

    Her er mer om dette:

    en slags fadder

    http://www.scribd.com/doc/118267565/Noname-476


  • Gmail – #7019354 Twitter Support: update on “Offensive content – AhuviyaHarel”

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    #7019354 Twitter Support: update on “Offensive content – AhuviyaHarel”



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  • Gmail – #7019132 Twitter Support: update on “Offensive content – MentalWatch”

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    PS.

    Linkene ovenfor åpnes i egne vinduer.

    PS 2.

    Etter å ha lest dagens bolke med ‘Philip Gabrielsen e-poster’, så kan jeg jo ta med om det, at den norske språkstriden, nå ser ut til å ha blitt eksportert, til Danmark:

    eitjull språkstrid

    http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brugerdiskussion:Eitjull

    PS 3.

    Man kan se at den norske Wikipedianeren får inn noen ‘stikk’, som den danske Wikipedianeren nok ikke merker.

    Nordmannen skriver nemlig en del svenske bokstaver osv., (i sitt norsk), for å tulle med dansken, (regner jeg med).

    Så sånn er det.

    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog

    PS 4.

    Her er mer om dette:

    norsk wiki stikk

    (Samme link som ovenfor).

    PS 5.

    Og så sitter da de norske Wiki-administratorene, på dette lukkede forumet, (som man kan se, i e-postene, i linkene ovenfor), og diskuterer diverse problemer, da.

    Og etter å ha diskutert forskjellige problemer, så dukker de noen ganger opp, på Wikipedia og andre nettsteder, og skriver en kommentar, da.

    Men da skriver de denne kommentaren i sitt eget navn, og uten å si fra at de faktisk representerer dette lukkede Wikipedia-forumet, da.

    Men Wiki-administratorene, de burde vel da kanskje presentere seg, som talsmenn, for Wikipedia, når de skriver her og der, etter at ting først har blitt tatt opp, på dette hemmelige forumet deres, (tenker jeg nå).

    Det hadde vel kanskje vært en ide.

    (Hvem vet).

    Så sånn er nok det.

    Bare noe jeg tenkte på.

    Men men.

    PS 6.

    Her er mer om dette:

    lukket forum dukker opp wiki

    (Samme link som ovenfor).


  • Gmail – eribsskog@gmail.com – CWJobs.co.uk – Applicant details for Web Designer – Chester – ASH10251TP2

    Gmail


    Erik Ribsskog
    <eribsskog@gmail.com>



    eribsskog@gmail.com – CWJobs.co.uk – Applicant details for Web Designer – Chester – ASH10251TP2



    cwjobs@cwjobsmail.co.uk

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    Thu, Dec 27, 2012 at 8:58 PM

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    eribsskog@gmail.com


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    Candidate email address: eribsskog@gmail.com.

    Candidate’s comments:

    Hi,

    I read about this vacancy on CW Jobs, and wanted to please apply for this job.

    I have a web-site witch I’ve designed myself, this year and last, on [url removed] using HTML, CSS; Javascript and PHP.
    I also have designed another web-site, ([url removed] which I designed in 2009 and 2010, using HTML and Javascript.
    I also have a degree, in IT, from Oslo University College, after studying there from 2002 to 2004.

    I attach my CV and hope to hear back from you!

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

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  • Gmail – Your reference: 1105539

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    Erik Ribsskog
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    Your reference: 1105539



    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>


    Thu, Dec 27, 2012 at 6:03 PM

    To:
    Customer Relations <CustomerRelations@stepchange.org>

    Hi,

    thank you for your e-mail.
    I just thought the new name was a bit like you moralise and patronise people.

    I think a neutral name like ‘Debt Advice’, would have been better.

    Your old name, (CCCS), was also a bit strange, I think, (to be honest), because it almost look like CCCP, which is the Russian name for the Soviet Union, I think.

    So it was almost like one were labeled as communists if one wrote to CCCS.

    And now one are labeled as immoral, I think, (since one have to change ones behaviour, that is change ones steps).
    But I think a neutral name would have been better, it’s like both your old and new name labeles your clients, I think.


    That’s my opinion at least.

    I understand you are a charity, so I’m not sure if I should take this complaint any further.
    (Since I’m not that used with dealing with charities).

    I’ve said my opinion now, at least.
    So I have to think about if I should do anything more in conection with this complaint.

    Thanks again for your e-mail.


    Regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    On Thu, Dec 27, 2012 at 2:15 PM, Customer Relations <CustomerRelations@stepchange.org> wrote:

    Dear Mr Ribsskog

    Client reference: 1105539

    Complaint reference: 1076/1105539

    Your comments regarding our response to your  complaint have been noted. I’m sorry you remain dissatisfied with the content of our e-mail and the information we’ve provided

    about the charity’s new name.

    As requested, your message has been escalated for the content of your complaint and our response to be reviewed.

    I can confirm the explanation we’ve provided about our service, and the charity’s intention are correct and have no further comments to add.  Under the terms of our complaints procedure, I am therefore
    confirming this is our final response. As previously advised, if you remain unhappy with our reply , you may refer your complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service who’ll complete an impartial review of your concerns. You’ll need to do this within six months
    of the date of this email. Information relating to their service can be found using the following link

    http://www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk/consumer/complaints.htm
    .

    Regards

    Clare Sharkey

    Client Liaison Manager

    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 24 December 2012 05:01
    To: Customer Relations
    Subject: Re: Your reference: 1105539

    Hi,

    I must admit that I’ve only read the first line of your e-mail now.

    You bring my feelings into this.

    This I react on.

    Then I think you are not a serious business-person.

    I therefore would have wanted to please get this escalated to your line-manager.

    Erik RIbsskog

    On Fri, Dec 21, 2012 at 5:33 PM, Customer Relations <CustomerRelations@stepchange.org> wrote:

    Dear Mr Ribsskog

    Client reference: 1105539

    Complaint reference: 1076/1105539

    Further to my previous email which acknowledged your concerns about our recent name change. You’ve told us that you feel our new name is patronising and demoralising. I’m sure you’ll appreciate
    it isn’t our intention to upset any of our clients.

    Changing our name from Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS) was a bold step for us. Although we help thousands of people every day with their debt problems, and we’re already the UK’s largest
    single provider of Debt Management Plans, millions of people still need our help. Becoming StepChange Debt Charity is part of our plan to be more visible and to help even more people.

    You’ve told us you dislike our new name but we believe it will help raise awareness of our services and provide a clear message about who we are and what we do. It will help people recognise the
    free services we offer and hopefully we’ll become the organisation that people turn to first when looking for debt help.

    We’re not here to judge people who contact us. We aim to give them the help and advice they need to take control of their financial situation no matter how they got in to difficulty.

    You’ve also raised concern that we’re funded by creditors which has caused you to have doubts about how independent we are. Unlike fee-charging debt management companies, we are funded by creditors.
    Their charitable contributions enable us to provide genuinely free advice and support to those who need it. Our advice is always based on what is best for an individual not what is most profitable for us. Creditors do not influence our advice or the debt solutions
    we discuss with individuals who need our help.

    I hope my explanation helps you understand why we’ve changed our name and that I’ve restored your confidence in our service. I’m sorry you dislike our new name but we hope you’ll continue to use
    our free service to guide you through your financial difficulties.

    Details of the charity’s formal complaints procedure were sent to you in our initial email. If you aren’t satisfied with this response, you may refer your complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service
    who’ll complete an impartial review of your concerns. You’ll need to do this within six months of the date of this email. Information relating to their service can be found using the following link

    http://www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk/consumer/complaints.htm
    .

    Kind regards

    Christina Eccles

    Client Liaison Officer

    ——————————————————————————

    This message may contain confidential information and is intended for the addressee only.If you have received this information in error, please return it to us and delete it from
    your computer.
    Although StepChange Debt Charity operates anti-virus programmes, it does not accept
    responsibility for any damage whatsoever that is caused by viruses being passed.
    As emails are not a secure method of communication, StepChange Debt Charity does not
    accept legal responsibility for the contents of this message.
    Foundation for Credit Counselling, trading as StepChange Debt Charity,
    Wade House, Merrion Centre, Leeds LS2 8NG. Company No. 2757055, Charity No. 1016630.

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