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Kiwis in this thread literally called it. How fucking predictable do you have to be, Elliot?!
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Kiwis in this thread literally called it. How fucking predictable do you have to be, Elliot?!
It's just too obvious, this tranny is one of the most predictable persons I've ever seen online. I just hope the Wikipedia jannies think this article is as unnotable as their CEO who is covering up Elliot's rapes, and they delete the fuck out of it. I am not convinced that the Wikipedia user Love The Andes is not Elliot himself, or one of his polycule sex pest members.Kiwis in this thread literally called it. How fucking predictable do you have to be, Elliot?!
He's pretty transparent for a brick(faced chink).I would love to see Liz explain how - within a mere 15 minutes - he magically became aware that the Honeycomb wiki page had been created. By a totally "anonymous" new editor, of course...
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Honeycomb.io&action=history
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I understand that it could look like I have a conflict of interest with the company, but I made the article out of my own volition, as it is established in its field and has enough notability now to warrant an article. I have zero connection with the company and researched the topic carefully and made sure to evaluate each source I put, so it conforms to Wikipedia:Neutral point of view. If you believe the article has some issues, I would appreciate it if you could read it and tell me if I potentially made a mistake. I am very new to Wikipedia, but I do know that this type of stuff you are referring to is looked down upon for good reason. Let me know if you have any more questions, I am open to answer.
I added what you requested and made sure that it is written neutrally. I do have a question, you mentioned that Honeycomb is spelled in lowercase in the edit history, but the sources that I have seen spell it in uppercase letters. Should it just be that, or do you have a recommendation on how it should be spelt? From what I have seen it appears to just be uppercase, but I need a second opinion. Love The Andes (talk) 22:56, 22 May 2023 (UTC)
Please address https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Love_The_Andes&diff=prev&oldid=1156175874 before you continue editing this article. But to answer your question, I believe the official brand guidelines use Honeycomb (capitalised with an uppercase H) to refer to the company for short, and honeycomb.io to refer to the URL/when it's needed to disambiguate in long-form (see the logo, for instance). Really does suggest that I should poke marketing to publish those brand guidelines somewhere publicly on the site though. lizthegrey (talk) 23:03, 22 May 2023 (UTC)
I addressed the message and hopefully you will read it to clear out some confusion. I want to restore the previous spelling of the title for Honeycomb.io as I believe that is how it is meant to be spelt, are you on board with my suggestion? Love The Andes (talk) 23:17, 22 May 2023 (UTC)
I do wonder if wikipedos can do anything against "no I totally don't have a financial stake in this company!" or if they will just have shrug and take his word for it.
At least this conversation is realistic. Wikipedia has had many a retarded slapfight over the tiniest of spelling differences, this is quite civil in comparison.
Honeycomb Named a Leader in the 2022 Gartner Magic Quadrant for APM and Observability
Give it up Elliot, you already failed rule number one of sockpuppeting: establish a plausible history first and don't just jump directly in to sucking your own dick being the first thing the sock does.
I do wonder if wikipedos can do anything against "no I totally don't have a financial stake in this company!" or if they will just have shrug and take his word for it.
At least this conversation is realistic. Wikipedia has had many a retarded slapfight over the tiniest of spelling differences, this is quite civil in comparison.
Just my theory. He's admitted to writing software that constantly gives him live updates about if Kiwi Farms is functional or not. I would find it hard to believe that he doesn't also have software that constantly searches for his name, Honeycomb, consent accidents, etc. on all major websites which sends alerts to his phone when anything pops up. IF he's not involved with the creation of the wiki page (he probably is), then I could see it being plausible that he would be aware of its creation within 15 minutes.I would love to see Liz explain how - within a mere 15 minutes - he magically became aware that the Honeycomb wiki page had been created. By a totally "anonymous" new editor, of course...
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Honeycomb.io&action=history
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Another sign of puppetry.At least this conversation is realistic. Wikipedia has had many a retarded slapfight over the tiniest of spelling differences, this is quite civil in comparison.
I only copy pasted the perfectly sourced and edited Wikipedia entry Elliot sent me for my very first ever Wikipedia submission.I understand that it could look like I have a conflict of interest with the company, but I made the article out of my own volition, as it is established in its field and has enough notability now to warrant an article.
Researched what? They are literally a nothing company and this reads like slimy pr/lawyer speak for trust me bro.I have zero connection with the company and researched the topic carefully and made sure to evaluate each source I put, so it conforms to Wikipedia:Neutral point of view.
This is where it clicked for me maybe Elliot used someone at Gartner as a Trojan horse to do it so he can claim plausible deniability. Rational conversations don't exist on Wikipedia it's like Warhammer 40k except the only game play is 100,000 rules you have to follow.Another sign of puppetry.