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🔥 Vile Vispilio’s Reputational Abuse 🔥 Aspiring to be the Biggest Smear Job
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nullius
on 23/01/2020, 22:07:08 UTC
⭐ Merited by Foxpup (2) ,marlboroza (1)
This topic is negative PR and defamation.

Everybody else already explained the obvious:  Why Vispilio is wrong.  You just hit the deeper implications.

A warning to business owners and managers:  Avoid Vispilio like plague.  He has hereby clearly demonstrated that if he does not get the deal he wants from you, then he will wage a defamatory public smear campaign screaming that you are “racist” (!), and demanding that theymos intervene in your private business affairs (!!).  If you are ever approached by Vispilio for a deal of any kind, please read what he himself says in this thread—and then decline all contact with him as firmly and cleanly as practicable, for your own protection!

I will be red-tagging Vispilio again for this reason, with this post as the reference.  I suggest that others do the same.  I will further consider tagging some of his supporters on this thread, for the same reason.

When time permits, I will update my active Reputation thread about Vispilio (q.v.) with appropriate quotes and cross-references.



ChipMixer does not deserve this.

DarkStar_ does not deserve this.

They are both good, honest people.  A despicable cretin is opportunistically exploiting the moment of a scandal which does not involve them, and attempting to drag them as innocent bystanders into a crossfire with his own addition of smear-job accusations against them.  Said cretin’s transparently malicious motive:  Revenge for not being given a business deal.  The whole situation is not only wrong:  It is sick and sickening.

I say this as someone who has no interest in joining the paid ChipMixer signature ad campaign.  If DarkStar_ were to offer me a slot today, then I would politely decline it for the reason that I do not wish to take a paid signature at this time.  As I have stated before in public (and in private communications with several different campaign managers), I don’t absolutely promise that I will never take a paid signature—I am not rich; it would be imprudent of me to totally foreclose that opportunity.  But I am very reluctant to ever take a paid signature; and nothing will foreseeably change that.

I have nothing against good posters who take paid ads.  I thank DarkStar_ for running the ChipMixer campaign in a way that benefits the forum by paying top money for top quality—and I appreciate that ChipMixer is essentially funding good forum contributions as part of its advertising model.  I just want to avoid a paid ad myself; and besides, if I were to take a signature ad, then where would I put my beloved PGP identity-key fingerprint?



This space is reserved for any edits that in the future may be necessary to add information supporting my forthcoming new negative trust feedback on Vispilio.  If I substantively edit this post, then I will first archive it, and also add the archival link here for versioning purposes.