| | If you could, read this and let me know if I have it right. Thanks. | | If you could, read this and let me know if I have it right. Thanks. |
| | So, certain organizations follow the edits of particular individuals on line and record them and establish a pattern. They then use the pattern of that individual's posts to profile them into a certain category, say, neonazi, etc. If the person's edits don't add up to neonazi, they just call them one anyway, making the data collection moot. Or, if they ''do'' add up to neo-nazi,it's bad to tell others because it would smear them? Im just a little lost.[[User:Frederick|Frederick]] 10:58, 12 June 2007 (EDT) | | So, certain organizations follow the edits of particular individuals on line and record them and establish a pattern. They then use the pattern of that individual's posts to profile them into a certain category, say, neonazi, etc. If the person's edits don't add up to neonazi, they just call them one anyway, making the data collection moot. Or, if they ''do'' add up to neo-nazi,it's bad to tell others because it would smear them? Im just a little lost.[[User:Frederick|Frederick]] 10:58, 12 June 2007 (EDT) |
| | + | to whoever unlocked the talk page. I agree with many of the comments above, at least the ones i understand. Could someone, like the author, explain this article in simple terms?[[User:Massimo|Massimo]] 15:55, 13 June 2007 (EDT) |