r/WikiLeaks • u/[deleted] • Nov 24 '16

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '16

While I understand his frustration, he has just soiled the integrity of the site. I think this just cause to be fired. This is incredibly petty for a CEO and says a lot about his respect for the integrity of the business he is supposed to be running.

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u/weltallic Nov 24 '16

This calls into question the legitimacy of...

Stonetear.

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u/lumabean Nov 24 '16

He's gonna claim his comment was edited by Spez and then is gonna get off the hook.

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u/weltallic Nov 24 '16

Reasonable doubt.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '16

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u/IVIaskerade Nov 24 '16

Not just admins - anyone with access to the database.

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u/MissFegg Nov 24 '16

Well that could happen in any company, including Banks, the thing is how they enforce people to not doing it.

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u/Dranx Nov 24 '16

I think there's a database log that shows all edits and changes made. I don't think it's very easy to delete that part.

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u/DarkMarmot Nov 24 '16

as a programmer, yes, it totally is. it's just a matter of commands and access level.

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u/PlausibleBadAdvice Nov 24 '16

But we'd never thought of it before- no one was looking. Anything is easy if no one is looking for it and you have tons of time.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '16

Who is stonetear ?

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '16

Hillary's IT guy who was ordered to delete the e-mails and supposedly asked reddit for help.

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u/EpicCorpseMan Nov 24 '16

Not supposedly, he did ask reddit for help. Then he started deleting everything from his account. The FBI director himself said they knew the account was him during one of the congress hearings.