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Linkene ovenfor åpnes i et eget vindu.
PS 2.
Etter å ha lest denne bolken, med e-poster, fra Wiki-adminenes hverdag.
Så er det som sitter igjen på minnet, at de har problemer med ukultur, i Wikipedia, (virker det som).
Nemlig ved at de nye skribentene blir mobbet av de mer erfarne, da.
Noe jeg selv synes at jeg opplevde, da jeg begynte å skrive på Wikipedia, for fire-fem år siden, (var det vel).
Og etter å ha blitt hakket på en gang, så ble jeg liksom stemplet, som en problem-maker der, da.
Og dette ble så mer og mer blåst opp, så tilslutt, så ble jeg bannet, bare jeg skrev et ord der liksom, da.
Så jeg må si at jeg kjenner igjen dette med ukultur, på Wikipedia, litt.
Og de siste årene, så har jeg holdt meg langt unna Wikipedia.
(For å si det sånn).
Jeg har bestemt meg for å heller prøve å være uavhengig, (av Wikipedia og andre), og fokusere på johncons-blogg, da.
(Så dette med at jeg har skrevet litt på Wikipedia og Dagbladet sitt kommentarsystem, osv.
Det må jeg vel kalle for noen relativt små feilskjær.
Iforhold til hovedfokuset mitt, som er å drive med johncons-blogg, (og å være uavhengig), da).
Så jeg syntes at jeg kjente meg litt igjen, da jeg nå nettopp leste om dette med ukultur, på Wikipedia, da.
(For å si det sånn).
Så sånn er det.
Bare noe jeg tenkte på.
Men men.
Mvh.
Erik Ribsskog
PS 3.
Så også at det ble skrevet, i et par av e-postene, at fotballspilleren Frode Olsen visstnok hadde gjort noe galt, forresten.
Jeg vet ikke om det er så kjent?
Hm.
PS 4.
Og hvorfor Philip Gabrielsen har sendt meg alle disse 800 e-postene, det veit jeg ikke.
Men han er jo sønn av tidligere næringsminister Ansgar Gabrielsen, da.
(Hvis jeg har skjønt det riktig, ihvertfall).
Og Philip Gabrielsen, han er vel høyt oppe, i Wiki sine styrer, osv.
Men Philip Gabrielsen, han skrev jo på Wikipedia, (for noen år siden), at Orkla ikke likte, at jeg skrev der.
Men dette ble da kalt for en ‘practical joke’, av Wiki-admin Jeblad.
Så nå har altså Philip Gabrielsen begått enda en ny practical joke, da?
Og sendt meg bortimot tusen e-poster om Wiki-admin-enes vel egentlig hemmelige arbeid?
Er virkelig Philip Gabrielsen en så stor tullebukk, som Jeblad vil ha det til?
Og hvorfor har isåfall Wikipedia en så stor tullebukk, så høyt plassert, i sin organisasjon?
(For det virker jo fra e-postene som at de har mange dyktige folk der, for å si det sånn).
Så hva holder egentlig Philip Gabrielsen aka. Flums, Jeblad og Wikipedia på med?
Det undrer meg litt, må jeg si.
Men Philip Gabrielsen er jo kjent.
Siden faren har vært minister, og siden han selv jo er høyt plassert i Wikipedia.
Så jeg har valgt å likevel begynne å publisere disse e-postene, om Wiki-adminene sin hverdag, da.
Selv om jeg må innrømme at jeg ikke skjønner helt hvorfor Philip Gabrielsen; (som jeg ikke hadde hørt navnet til engang, før han skrev på Wikipedia, at Orkla ikke likte, at jeg skrev der. Og som jeg ikke er på talefot med, etter at han deretter bannet meg, fra Wikipedia, og også skrev noen trusler mot meg, (hvis jeg husker det riktig), på sitt nettsted), har sendt meg alle disse e-postene.
Så sånn er det.
Bare noe jeg tenkte på.
Men men.
PS 5.
Her er mer om dette:
http://johncons-mirror.blogspot.co.uk/2009/05/rumpa-til-stoltenberg.html
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Erik Ribsskog<eribsskog@gmail.com>
Fri, Dec 21, 2012 at 7:33 AMTo:
Contact-Us <Contact-Us@jobcentreplus.gsi.gov.uk>Hi,
when I went to the Jobcentre in Aintree yesterday, something happened which puzzles me.
I showed my attandance arrangement-card to the reception, and was told: ‘box 2’, (like it says on the card), and to take a seat.The seats are placed so that ones backs face the boxes.And when I heard a woman call my last-name, I went to box 2.
But the woman in box 2 just looked down.
And the woman in box 3 wanted to speak with me, about the sign-on-meeting.
What was going on here, I was wondering?Box 3 also didn’t have jobseekers-diary-forms in it, so the box 3-woman, (who didn’t say her name), had to go to box 2 to pick up a couple of them, when I mentioned that the reason I used my home-made form, was because I hadn’t been given proper forms lately.The box 3 woman also asked me if I had a car since I had applied to a job in Chorley on the Universal Jobmatch.I explained I was used to commute when I lived in Norway, and that the Universal Jobmatch is set on a 20 or 30 miles radius, I think, and therefore shows jobs in the whole North-West almost.I thought I was ridiuled because I had applied for a job outside of Merseyside.But there aren’t that many jobs at Merseyside, which fits with my jobseekers agreement.
And earlier I’ve been told by the Jobcentre to also apply for jobs outside of Merseyside.
So it’s like one arm of the Jobcentre doesn’t know what the other arm does.
I’ve also been so unfortunate to have been unemployed a while now, and have gone to four different jobcentres.
(Williamsson Sq, the one in Sunderland City Centre and Edge Hill).
And the one in Aintree does it different from the three others.
None of the three others had a fixed box-number for sign-on meetings.
The box number would vary, for each appointment.
So I think it’s a bit strange, with the box-number-system, in Aintree, (Walton Vale).
And if they have this box-number-system.
Then why was I called to the ‘wrong’ box yesterday, I was wondering.
Hope it’s alright that I’m a bit currious about this.
Best regards,
Erik Ribsskog -
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