Careercow Rudy Hartmann / Rudolph Frank Pascucci III / The Dragon Demands / @ADragonDemands - Full-time Youtube N.E.E.T. Hates 'Game of Thrones.' Banned Wiki Admin. Wants To Be Game Of Thrones #1 Fan By Attacking Anyone Else Who Likes It.

[AnyballLecter]

I'm getting tips and content from various people. Post now has a reupload of his deleted audio essay '"Who is David Benioff?" - Beta Version Audio Only (Game of Thrones, Star Wars showrunner)."

It's a new section in the OP 'How much does he hate David Benioff? Fans worry about him.'

It's a doozy.​

elaborate more on your claims, such as: "He has theorised about numerous ailments of the mind that he attributes to Benioff."

The above addresses this.

Please also include embeds of the numerous edited videos he's done on the topic in a spoiler tag like this:

It is audio only but this may be peak Dragon Demands.

3 mins 30 seconds
- His family warns him he could get sued for defamation. Apparently some of them work in the media / journalism.
30 mins
- Breaks down, apologised to family. Says Benioff has narcissistic personality disorder, bipolar depression, psychopathy.
45 mins to end
- he melts down. Shouting, fearfull, 'I will pay for this.'

Hey kids, do you like memes?

 

[AnyballLecter]

This is a doozy. The original post is more than big enough now, so I won't try to stuff this in here.

The Dragon Demands is a little subdued for now. He swings between depression and mania. Plan for this thread is to dive into his history and pluck out the hightlights until THE GREAT RED DRAGON awakens again.

---

The Dragon Demands v Werthead v Mike Hunt​

Lore from twenty one one four.

Adam Whitehead - Werthead - is a semi professional blogger. He is all over the online spaces for sci-fi and fantasy. He created the wiki - what was then gameofthrone.wikia.com - now fandom.com. Hence he was the only admin initially, and defacto head.

Westeros.org is a semi-official fanclub for George R.R. Martins books. The couple that own it have co-authored two in-world history books with Martin. They battled and banned whiners who disrespected Martin over his age, weight, or failure to publish what they want. Werthead was one of their mods.

IsWinterComing.com (R.I.P) was a refuge for the trolls banned from Westeros and elsewhere. Westeros.org got them bbooted off multiple hosts until they set up their own website. Had some funny shit but most threads descended into a knitting circle. This year it was dead and they stopped renewing the domain. However, in that time period, IsWinterComing.com was the main rebel base for trolls.

At some point the other losers on the wiki got jealous of Werthead. He was something of a big deal in the Thrones fanbase and too busy to do much on the wiki. He got paid trips to appear at conventions when the proletariat doing the editing could not even get free tickets. The wiki workers of the world rose up, led by The Dragon Demands, and Caeser'ed Werthead.

2014-08-15​

The Dragon Demands complains that Werthead got a free trip and gave the workers nothing back in return:

I was very excited that Wikia got to set up a panel with cast members like this.

I have been unable to find any major reports or video of the panel.

What was it like? Was any of our submitted Q&A answered?

I don't understand: how was this panel associated with Wikia as a topic?

How did you promote or discuss Game of Thrones Wiki at the panel? What did the cast have to say about it? (we always hope they read our stuff)

You didn't give a report on how the panel went on the wiki so I was unaware what happened. The Wikia panel was almost four months ago, and the only thing you mentioned about it on Game of Thrones Wiki before was three months ago when you loaded that photo of you with Alfie Allen (Theon Greyjoy): http://gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/User:Werthead?diff=134785&oldid=28401

I wasn't sure what had happened.

https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/User_talk:Werthead#C2E2

http://web.archive.org/web/20220623213820/https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/User_talk:Werthead

Werthead was hanging out with Hollywood stars. That's gotta sting.

2014-08-22​

The Dragon Demands fumed for a week, with no reply from Werthead. You have awakened the Great Red Dragon. He signs up for IsWinterComing to announce his attack on Werthead. They are not fans of Werthead because he is one of the mods that banned them from Westeros.org. But The Dragon Demands is an even bigger forum-Nazi. They do not want to become his personal army. So they troll him.

This is the archive of his user page. Very little else remains from that site. https://web.archive.org/web/2021060...ng.com/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=1270

There had previously been a fake The Dragon Demands account on the site, so naturally they have him verify himself. They ask him to add them to his list of heads on spikes. He unquestioningly obliges

https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/User:The_Dragon_Demands?diff=157342&oldid=157341

i.e. don't mock my cunt.

Genius. ​

We all like my cunt, but the real consequence is he cannot deny planning his attack on Werthead months in advance.

From a mod:
"HOLY SHIT! I still think you are a douchebag. But now you are our douchebag. There is no going back."
There really was no going back.

2014-10-04​

The Dragon Demands calls out Werthead. He manufactured a crisis over having to write a page all by himself - that he probably just wanted to write. There was nothing nothing urgent about this.

You should have written this.

You are the head Administrator of this wiki.

I didn't at the time because I was two weeks away from the deadline to finish my Master's thesis and pass language tests so I could graduate from university. Then, with seven more episodes of Season 4 to go, and a mountain of other information to process, the controversy was already weeks old so I tried to focus on getting a handle on the more current stuff. I did what I could writing up information from Season 4. I was in no position to post it at the time, and QueenBuffy didn't have HBO access.

Why didn't you pay any attention to this issue, despite the fact that it was making the online fandom explode?

...

Answer me today, Adam. Not a week from now.--The Dragon Demands

https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/User_talk:Werthead#The_Jaime.2FCersei_sex_scene_in_.22Breaker_of_Chains.22

Artificial deadline is a nice touch, knowing full well that guy is busy with a day job and a professional blog.

2014-10-05​

Let's roll. Following day he is back on the troll site looking for asspats.

The Great Red Dragon wrote:

Everyone check in frequently on Saturday morning, between 6 and 12 hours from now.

I need to say some things.

The truce of the internet will be shattered.

This will be the old days, the bad days, the all-or-nothing days. They're back.

There are no choices left, and I'm ready for war.

2014-10-07​

The weak wiki workers vote out Werthead.
The Dragon Demands informs the company, but his aggression back fires.

Adam Whitehead must lose all Administrator privileges on Game of Thrones Wiki.

In addition, I want him thrown off of the NYCC 2014 panel. He can still attend in the audience as any other private citizen could. If you do revoke his privilege, and he ignores it and attempts to claim VIP status when I go to the same panel this Thursday, I respectfully ask your permission to quietly and politely ask the convention Security staff to forcibly remove him from the panel.

--The Dragon Demands (talk) 19:35, October 7, 2014 (UTC)

Hi The Dragon Demands. We will not be removing Adam as a panelist. He has our full support as a representative both of Wikia and Game of Thrones Wiki, and he has been very successful at that in past appearances. We are looking forward to seeing him again in New York and continuing to work with him.
If the community feels Adam shouldn't be an administrator anymore, then the community can hold a vte on that. There is a clear and established community-based process for admin removal. Wikia Staff does not get involved in that, because it is a local decision.
Finally, and most importantly, we consider your comment about asking convention security to "forcibly remove" Adam from the panel to be a threat. We have therefore contacted the convention organizers and are revoking your pass to the event. You will not be in attendance at the panel, and you will not be given a pass to enter the convention from Wikia.

- Brandon Rhea(talk) 21:44, October 7, 2014 (UTC)

My exact words, written only a paragraph above here, were "If you do revoke his privilege, and he ignores it and attempts to claim VIP status when I go to the same panel this Thursday, I respectfully ask your permission to quietly and politely ask the convention Security staff to forcibly remove him from the panel.

As in, I was worried that he'd come even if you directly told him not to. If. Conditional. And the part where I said "only if I have your permission to tell Security that".

No, you cannot possibly construe that as "a threat". I am making no physical threats. I am very sorry if this was misconstrued ser, and with the utmost respect to you and Adam as a private citizen, I never intended that as a physical threat (I probably should have phrased that as "have you barred from entering").

Moreover, over on the main forum page, I already made a counter-proposal that I wouldn't oppose Adam being on the panel provided that he also announce his voluntary retirement.

I plead with you to reconsider and reinstate my panel pass. How can that be a threat when I was asking you for permission to do that or not? Also because I do not want it even remotely considered that I would stoop to physical threats.

I also do not know how Adam's past panels were considered "a success"; this is the first any of us heard of that. He gave no report on them. He's been on the wiki so infrequently that I openly question if he was able to really discuss anything in particular about it. I simply wasn't there: what exactly did Adam do that made the panel "a success"? Did he mention Game of Thrones Wiki at all? Describe things about it? Or did he just generally say "wikis need contributions from fans like you!".

--The Dragon Demands (talk) 22:08, October 7, 2014 (UTC)

The decision has been made. We do not consider your behavior here appropriate. Additionally, per your last comment in the forum thread, Adam did not twist anyone's words. This was a Wikia decision that Adam was not involved in making.

- Brandon Rhea(talk) 22:23, October 7, 2014 (UTC)

What was inappropriate? Filing a complaint against Adam? Or that I'm being accused of making a threat? Do you genuinely believe that asking if it was appropriate to ask about con Security was me threatening to physically assault Adam? I am sorry that I keep insisting on the point ser, but being on the panel or not, I do not want it said that I ever said anything remotely like physically threatening another editor.

--The Dragon Demands (talk) 22:31, October 7, 2014 (UTC)

I apologize if I have been terse, in no way do I mean to disrespect your authority.

--The Dragon Demands (talk) 00:25, October 8, 2014 (UTC)

I understand and accept that you don't want me to go to NYCC now for fear that I will verbally argue with Adam, and it's too late to change plans. So I'm not going, and I'm not contesting that. But please acknowledge that I never at any point physically "threatened" Adam. Nor did Adam himself ever say he felt I did. That is serious and I never did that. I am sorry if my complaint was misconstrued that way.

--The Dragon Demands (talk) 04:18, October 9, 2014 (UTC)

I never said anything about "physically" threatening. That's not the only kind of threat. Additionally, per your recent forum comments, I'm not sure why you think Adam is running panels, but he's not. Wikia runs panels.

- Brandon Rhea(talk) 12:27, October 9, 2014 (UTC)

Oh. Well thank you, then. I just wanted to make sure we were explicitly clear that I never "physically threatened" anyone.

--The Dragon Demands (talk) 16:40, October 9, 2014 (UTC)

https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/User_talk:Brandon_Rhea#Vote_of_No_Confidence_in_Adam_Whitehead_(Werthead)

He is banned from the convention in New York because he overplayed his hand in his drive to eviscerate Werthead.

Epilogue​

He left a trail of breadcrumbs all over the internet because he lacks the self awareness to recognise the bad optics. Years later it was noticed on Reddit and Twitter. 'The Great Red Dragon' returns to IsWinterComing.com to DELETE FUCKING EVERYTHING. He edits all his comments to '...' which must have taken an hour or two. We know he did it by hand because sometimes it was 3 dots, 5 dots, a line of dots. The website is gone anyway, but the user page was archived and the user verification on his wiki profile is in the history and he cannot remove it.

The Dragon Demands eventually expressed remorse over this. An LGBT verified twitter user who was personally offended by The Dragon Demands kindly sent me a 2022 video where he revisits that incident (timestamp 1hr 6mins). The whole video is pretty tragic.

Adam 'Werthead' Whitehead just got on with his life, if you can call it a life. He lives in a dirty room and works as part time sci-fi/fantasy blogger. But there was a happy ending for Adam.

https://twitter.com/grrmspeaking/status/1093907339147649028

George R.R. Martin helped Werthead get the Hugo nomination.

You cannot ignore THE GREAT RED DRAGON.

I am being sent leads by various mysterious people but writing them up is emotional labour and that is problematic YADAYADAYA ...

Anyone else dig out something juicy from his past? Let's keep this thread rolling, post it, there is gold in those hills over there.

 

[Simply Outplayed-HD]

In 2019 Benioff and Weiss (The Showrunners) attended the Austin Film Festival where they were on a panel to talk about and answer questions about writing and producing the show. Dragon uploaded the panel to his own channel and the Austin Film Festival copywrite claimed him which caused him to not be able to upload for three weeks.

Dragon cynically rips into Benioff and Weiss, as per usual. in the panel they were asked about why didn't they hire more women and people of colour (lmao) and the showrunners say "Because we were the best for the job" which Dragon performatively gets woke and says that Benioff only got the job because of his rich father and that he's privileged. Eventually he even says, I'd be happy if they had a writers room of 60 year old white men if the show was better. Further demonstrating that he really only cares about woke shit when he can use it to attack people.

Since this panel interview happened after the show had ended it was really the only content that Dragon had for a while and he milked the shit out of it. I stopped capping his tweets after a while because there were just so many.

Spoiler: AUTISM FILM FESTIVAL

One of Dragon's favourite activities is to mog the shit out of the showrunners and writing staff whenever they do any kind of interview. For example he's picked apart every time they've spoken about the Sansa rape, as well as picked apart the DVD commentary tracks for those scenes.

In Dragons eternal quest to label the the showrunners as racist, misogynists', abusers and nonces he dedicates an entire video to trying to figure out what age Arya Stark (a child at the start of the series in the premiere of the pilot in 2011) is in her sex scene in the final season.
He begins the video by saying "Why should you watch this video by me instead of any of the other videos? Well I'm an admin on the Game of Thrones Wiki" as if being a janny is something to be proud of and not something that doesn't immediately spell out "Shut in loser" on your forehead to every person in the vicinity who hears it.

He spends quite a while talking about the metrics he saw on the wiki and from google searches related to interest in the barely legal princess. Apparently he had known in advance of the US premiere of the episode with the sex scene because the HBO German affiliate accidentally uploaded the episode to their streaming service. He has at Easter with his family but before the show aired he frantically made edits to the episode wiki page to add in information about the ages of Arya and Gendry (Baratheon bastard who railed Arya).


Dragons fascination with this sex scene is interesting because he is making such an enormous deal over it, dedicating an entire half an hour video to it. He has done the same with Cersei and Sansa, it's almost as if he believes that the characters are actually real. Of course, his fascination almost certainly stems from his virginity that he hasn't sold to a whore or given to his only fan the nappy headed hoe that was featured earlier in this thread.

Dragon sounds delighted of course to bring up and bash the writer Bryan Cogman, even though Dragon admits that he believes that Arya was 18 in the shows timeline canon. He accuses Cogman of "Waving away our concerns".


This is peak Dragon and why I love him. His juxtaposition of Cogman next to his statement in the video, Dragon deliberately chose to feature a picture of Cogman that most resembles a skeevy semitic caricature with a predatory expression on his face.

He only made this video to imply that Cogman is a nonce because in the actual books Danaerys (Dragon Queen in the show) is 13 when she consumates her marriage to Khal Drogo. He doesn't have any criticisms of that unnecessary and graphic scene.

Spoiler: A Song of Ice and Fire Smut that George wrote in the book

Afterward she could not say how far or how long they had ridden, but it was full dark when they stopped at a grassy place beside a small stream. Drogo swung off his horse and lifted her down from hers. She felt as fragile as glass in his hands, her limbs as weak as water. She stood there helpless and trembling in her wedding silks while he secured the horses, and when he turned to look at her, she began to cry.
Khal Drogo stared at her tears, his face strangely empty of expression. "No," he said. He lifted his hand and rubbed away the tears roughly with a callused thumb.
"You speak the Common Tongue," Dany said in wonder.
"No," he said again.
Perhaps he had only that word, she thought, but it was one word more than she had known he had, and somehow it made her feel a little better. Drogo touched her hair lightly, sliding the silver-blond strands between his fingers and murmuring softly in Dothraki. Dany did not understand the words, yet there was warmth in the tone, a tenderness she had never expected from this man.
He put his finger under her chin and lifted her head, so she was looking up into his eyes. Drogo towered over her as he towered over everyone. Taking her lightly under the arms, he lifted her and seated her on a rounded rock beside the stream. Then he sat on the ground facing her, legs crossed beneath him, their faces finally at a height. "No," he said.
"Is that the only word you know?" she asked him.
Drogo did not reply. His long heavy braid was coiled in the dirt beside him. He pulled it over his right shoulder and began to remove the bells from his hair, one by one. After a moment Dany leaned forward to help. When they were done, Drogo gestured. She understood. Slowly, carefully, she began to undo his braid.
It took a long time. All the while he sat there silently, watching her. When she was done, he shook his head, and his hair spread out behind him like a river of darkness, oiled and gleaming. She had never seen hair so long, so black, so thick.
Then it was his turn. He began to undress her.
His fingers were deft and strangely tender. He removed her silks one by one, carefully, while Dany sat unmoving, silent, looking at his eyes. When he bared her small breasts, she could not help herself. She averted her eyes and covered herself with her hands. "No," Drogo said. He pulled her hands away from her breasts, gently but firmly, then lifted her face again to make her look at him. "No," he repeated.
"No," she echoed back at him.
He stood her up then and pulled her close to remove the last of her silks. The night air was chilly on her bare skin. She shivered, and gooseflesh covered her arms and legs. She was afraid of what would come next, but for a while nothing happened. Khal Drogo sat with his legs crossed, looking at her, drinking in her body with his eyes.
After a while he began to touch her. Lightly at first, then harder. She could sense the fierce strength in his hands, but he never hurt her. He held her hand in his own and brushed her fingers, one by one. He ran a hand gently down her leg. He stroked her face, tracing the curve of her ears, running a finger gently around her mouth. He put both hands in her hair and combed it with his fingers. He turned her around, massaged her shoulders, slid a knuckle down the path of her spine.
It seemed as if hours passed before his hands finally went to her breasts. He stroked the soft skin underneath until it tingled. He circled her nipples with his thumbs, pinched them between thumb and forefinger, then began to pull at her, very lightly at first, then more insistently, until her nipples stiffened and began to ache.
He stopped then, and drew her down onto his lap. Dany was flushed and breathless, her heart fluttering in her chest. He cupped her face in his huge hands and looked into his eyes. "No?" he said, and she knew it was a question.
She took his hand and moved it down to the wetness between her thighs. "Yes," she whispered as she put his finger inside her.

There is a prequel series in development from HBO called Empire of Ash or House of the Dragon or some shit. The show is set in Valyria which is where the blonde haired race of Dragon riders originate from, to keep the recessive dragon riding genes as hereditary traits they practice incest. 8 seasons of the show, 73 epsiodes and 6 books. It's nothing new, but of course - Dragon MUST give a 17 minute breakdown on the INCEST BEACH SEX SCENE.

His evidence for an incest beach sex scene is his autistic forensic analysis where he increased the contrast from a still on the trailer which shows that one of the Dragon Aryans gown is open at the back:

 

[AnyballLecter]

Curious. Why would you be sued? Seems like he knows he is slandering the man.

No lawsuit arose in the end. The big release is the rambling 'Who is David Benioff' monologue that you can listen to in the original post in this thread.

"Structured like an academic article" .... BWHAHAHAHAHA.... He's a failed academic, probably because he is a midwit and or because he is autistic.

 

[Simply Outplayed-HD]

Unemployed man nearing 40 makes food from a Game of Thrones cookbook in his parents kitchen:

He mogs the actors at a panel over what fictional wine they prefer:

 

[AnyballLecter]

Dragon cynically rips into Benioff and Weiss, as per usual. in the panel they were asked about why didn't they hire more women and people of colour (lmao) and the showrunners say "Because we were the best for the job" which Dragon performatively gets woke and says that Benioff only got the job because of his rich father and that he's privileged. Eventually he even says, I'd be happy if they had a writers room of 60 year old white men if the show was better. Further demonstrating that he really only cares about woke shit when he can use it to attack people.

You can tell it's posturing because he complains that Benioff has no screenwriting degree, but he was a successful screenwriter in Hollywood. That matters a lot more than a degree, which for jobs like screenwriting are a waste of money. Benioff sold an original script and bought a house in Beverly Hills with the cash. Realise how hard that is to do?

Having multiple movie credits was an excellent resume. The Dragon Demands is trying to pretend Benioff was living in his fathers garage and he got him a job to get him out of the house. You can't say it is all about connections when the guy was already a famous screenwriter.

The Dragon Demands is insulting his audiences intelligence - correctly LOL. He argues HBO were conned into hiring Benioff, but they got the biggest show in the world from it. It was the right call.

 

[Simply Outplayed-HD]

Having multiple movie credits was an excellent resume. The Dragon Demands is trying to pretend Benioff was living in his fathers garage and he got him a job to get him out of the house.

Given what we know about Dragon this is peak projection on his part. The weird psychanalysis of Benioff that centres around his relationship with his father is directly influenced by his own father, award winning archeologist Super Mario Parscucci.

 

[AnyballLecter]

Reminder: this is the awesome life that Rudy could have had going on adventures with his dad:


Instead he spurned him to live with his disobedient mother and a cuck, trying to use Benioff as a proxy for all his problems.


He had a strong father figure, everything could have been so different.

They found fossil evidence of the actual death of dinosaurs, filling an important gap in the record:

The Day the Dinosaurs Died

A young paleontologist may have discovered a record of the most significant event in the history of life on Earth.

www.newyorker.com

The lady who desperately want to give THE GREAT RED DRAGON death by snu-snu, is not hard to find.

She has a Youtube channel which is about

1. Lifting a hammer in a makeshift hood gym.
2. Reviewing sex toys.
3. Cape shit i.e. shipping obscure characters from the books.

The name of the channel is the name of her fitness company. Her name Aisha Malik, had expired trademark for SOULFINGER WELLNESS, which has her full address:

OG Publication Confirmation for Soulfinger Wellness

Trademark registration supporting document for OG Publication Confirmation regarding SOULFINGER WELLNESS registered by Malik, Aisha

uspto.report

She only lives 40 miles from THE GREAT RED DRAGON.

Will fate bring them together?

THE BLACK DREAD​

​

THE GREAT RED DRAGON​

 

[AnyballLecter]

GRRM did a podcast and made a blog saying as he writes more, the story is moving away somewhat from the plan of his the show was based on. The Dragon Demands reacts for 45 mins.

In the comments he gets roasted for the same 5 year obsession:

 

[Cyberpunk Panatela]

Before I read this thread, I was under the impression that it was impossible to get banned or lose mod privileges from Wikia. The amount of sheer fuckery that is tolerated there is brain-searing.

@AnyballLecter ,do you have any idea what the fuck TDD was talking about when he mentioned "people from Reddit following him around" (or some such shit) in the appeal against his loss of admin privileges?

The Dwagon sounds like a total fucktard who richly deserves this thread. Thanks, OP.

 

[AnyballLecter]

@Cyberpunk Panatela

If the admins vote out an admin, and they don't fuck off, the staff will remove them. That came up in the Werthead business from 2014, but Werthead didn't want to fight for it anyway and resigned gracefully.

There has been a big change at Wikia, but I have not found the rule that holds you accountable for off-site stuff. Specifically, the staff guy said:

... it relates to our Terms of Use, specifically regarding how users - especially those who represent the community to the broader fan online community - must interact in a healthy, productive manner.

However, I have found out they quietly made a big rule change this year. Unfortunately, it still doesn't explain the above. Apparently admins used to be absolute rulers in their domains, and the rationale was if you didn't like how they ran a wiki, you made your own wiki with blackjack and hookers etc. This is like reddit was in the early days.

That was not practical. The new rule is one wiki per topic, so now admins have to behave more reasonably. In particular, they have to have rules and can only ban for rule breaking.

Now The Dragon Demands did post on the wiki about Hibberd, but the announcement does not mention that, instead it's about how you "represent the community." I cannot find the rule for that in terms of service or anywhere.

The "people from Reddit following him around" thing is him blaming his A-Logs for everything, rather than taking responsibility for his actions. As you can see in this thread, he's battled so many people in the fandom who are neutral and / or reasonable, maybe even sympathetic to show criticisms. But most importantly they were notable people. This was usually when they opted not to promote him or his takes.

Timing also plays a part - he made an ass of himself over Hibberd, when interest in the topic is picking up do to the new show. But we are still in a 'dead' time betweens books and shows. There was lots of other drama when he was at his worst in the past.

They murdered my boy preamble. Preserved here because it's goddamn poetry god dammit.

Null has provided the web with a unique, special and vital resource, for his own reasons. When he ascends to heaven, he will receive the forty chubby virgins from the almighty to feed, that are his just reward. There are different flavours of online eccentrics, some hot, some mild, some sweet, some sour, some fully retarded, some highly intelligent except in their online social skills. Our dragon is on the spectrum, but he is higher functioning than Christian Weston Chandler. Our dragon is pretentious and quick tempered, but has never called people children and challenged them to a karate match in the manner of Patrick Tomlinson. Our dragon wants to get on the culture critic grift, like Jeremy Hambly, but he has earned only a pittance and never been confronted by a SWAT team. A meal that is mild in terms of those flavors can still be pleasing as a palate cleanser.​

 

[Cyberpunk Panatela]

The new rule is one wiki per topic, so now admins have to behave more reasonably. In particular, they have to have rules and can only ban for rule breaking.

Now The Dragon Demands did post on the wiki about Hibberd, but the announcement does not mention that, instead it's about how you "represent the community." I cannot find the rule for that in terms of service or anywhere.

It could possibly be the following:

TDD posted; "I will lead fan campaigns to make sure you never sit on a Game of Thrones franchise convention panel again. You've been abusing your position for too long" on Twitter at Hibberd using a Twitter account identifying himself as editor of the GOT wiki.

I haven't seen Wikia's TOS, but their may be something in there about "bringing the Company's name into disrepute" being grounds for account termination (this kind of clause is quite common).

Such a clause could be invoked to kick him after his private army request on Twitter.

Also, "Editor: Game of Thrones Wiki" is a truly lame Twitter flex. It's almost at the level of "Professional Otaku".

 

[AnyballLecter]

Also, "Editor: Game of Thrones Wiki" is a truly lame Twitter flex. It's almost at the level of "Professional Otaku".

<AHEM>

It was co-head admin ACTUALLY. There were 12 or more of them but OK.

 

[Broadside]

What an insufferable fucking faggot this guy is

 

[AnyballLecter]

It seems if he posts on the 'House Of The Dragon' subreddit (reddit.com/r/houseofthedragon), he often gets a lot of downvotes, jeers, and mockery. However some of his fans support him on reddit.

Redditors have been observing his nonsense a lot longer than Kiwifarms.



Those people are big meanies!

this is my people mask

Is he trans-reptillian or trans-Francis-Dollarhyde?

​

 

[Simply Outplayed-HD]

@AnyballLecter ,do you have any idea what the fuck TDD was talking about when he mentioned "people from Reddit following him around" (or some such shit) in the appeal against his loss of admin privileges?

He's mocked relentlessly on /r/asoiafcirclejerk which exists to poke fun at the people who act like they're better than tv show watchers because they read the books.

 

[AnyballLecter]

THE GREAT RED DRAGON

... claims people are going around digging up his online activity from years before to use against him. Clear symptoms of paranoia. Anyway, I got this tip earlier in the week. He has a Wikipedia account made in 2007.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Vi_Veri_Veniversum_Vivus_Vici

The name is a 'V for Vendetta' quote. Claims fluency in Latin, Old English and two Tolkien languages. Tries make his mark editing pages about Evangelion Genesis. He makes the same metaphor of his physical face being the mask and his online persona is the real man. He was using that in a reddit comment last month in my previous post in this thread.

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That's our boy - a naughty wiki vandalising rascal!
He is frequently getting into trouble on his talk page.
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So he gets warnings for this shit:

What is this shit?​

Back in 2008, there were comedy show references to how easily you could vandalise wikipedia - specifically from Saturday Night Live and The Colbert Report. So he just goes in and does the EXACT thing they joked about. That is typical of his sense of humor - robotically imitating pop culture because that is what humans appear to find funny,

If you want to peruse his history on Wikipedia, he gets into pompous disputes with people and causes more problems than he is worth. The wiki jannies surpress his ambitions. He fucks off to Wikia / Fandom.com where he can be a big fish in a little pond and takes over the Thrones wiki. He comes back occasionally - his last edit was to make everyone know that David Benioff is really David ((Friedman)).

 

[Cyberpunk Panatela]

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Like hell does "Veniversum" mean "Universe"!

He probably wants "Vniversvm", seeing as he's going for that "Erudite Scholar" look, but he screwed up.

What he actually wrote was something more like "I truly conquered monotonous life". (At least, that's what my 20 year old Latin dictionary says - I defer to anyone who knows better)

As for "Bonerplasia", the less said about that the better. It sounds like something a coomer made up to justify his excessive wanking and porn consumption.

 

[AnyballLecter]

"Bonerplasia" was in an SNL sketch about Wikipedia.

The Latin mistake / liberties taken come from the movie: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vi_veri_universum_vivus_vici

I don't care about Harry Potter languages.

 

[Adamska]

I love the self-deluded nature of this guy, especially since his actions to try and brigade people more relevant than him are finally coming home to roost. The pathetic attempt to LARP also really sells to me how pathetic he truly is too; truly the actions of a doofus who is desperate to pretend he has more going for himself than he actually does.

The cherry on top is he's right to shit on Benihof and Weiss for their decision to speedrun the books and their later season ideas, but he emphasizes the dumbest elements. Tard screaming about Sansa getting raped for days on end just from recordings alone loses a lot of steam given what happens in the books to quite a few women. A better complaint would be "Good fucking job in snipping Griff and the Golden Company's arc from the books you dumbasses, have fun with struggling with what the fuck to do in later seasons".

Nice palate cleanser of a thread TBH. It's been a while since I've just enjoyed retards in a fandom.