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The other side does the same. Here is the story. I have a client - small market research company, covering Russia. I made bilingual website for them. When Ukrai
by ommunist 12y ago
The other side does the same. Here is the story. I have a client - small market research company, covering Russia. I made bilingual website for them. When Ukrainian conflict started, their Russian contact form was heavily abused by some pro-Ukrainian trolls, posting physical threats to company employees (UK-based, by the way). I coded check against vocabulary, but it appeared, trolls were restlessly trying to bypass my hidden rules for business conversation. It took a week of polishing vocabulary rules. And I added math captcha. In the end I won. They even wrote me a give up letter. Their IPs were mostly Polish and French.
UPD: The hosting was US-based. So they were deliberately looking for Russian forms.
- ak1394 12y agoIt's not quite the same though? I doubt there is a facility somewhere in Ukraine where people are getting paid to peddle government propaganda on the Internet.
- c_los 12y agoThat's it guys, case solved. This guy doubts it. :P
- M8 12y agohttp://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article37599.htm http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article37599.htm "Victoria Nuland Admits: US Has Invested $5 Billion In The Development of Ukrainian, 'Democratic Institutions'".
- Paradigma11 12y agoSince 1992. I am also not sure that the described activities are within the purvey of the peace corps, doctors without borders... that the $5B paid for.
- yurish 12y agoYou mean like this one http://www.newsweek.com/35000-volunteers-sign-ukraines-information-army-first-day-310121 http://www.newsweek.com/35000-volunteers-sign-ukraines-infor...?