JUDGEMENT CFJ 3393
NOT GUILTY JUDGE'S ARGUMENTS Changing an IRC nickname in and of itself (in a secondary discussion forum without a current permanent archive, in a medium where /nick is known to be used for temporary humor value) does not adequately communicate with Agora at large the selection of a new Agoran nickname, so no Agora-recognized nickname selection occurred. JUDGE'S EVIDENCE On Sun, 1 Sep 2013, Charles Walker wrote: > On 1 Sep 2013, at 19:34, Kerim Aydin <ke...@u.washington.edu> wrote: > > On Sun, 1 Sep 2013, Charles Walker wrote: > >>> Request for Caller (not judgement): > >>> In conversational nature of IRC (as opposed to email), context to this > >>> is much more important. If the Caller can provide the context around > >>> which this was done, I'll include that, otw this will be UNDETERMINED. > >> > >> Someone confused Wooble and woggle. That was about it. > > > > I mean, did you log in as 'Wobble' without letting anyone know who you > > were, or did you just change your nick in an obvious way while logged in? > > If the latter, did you say "I shall now in Agora be known as Wobble" or > > did you just change the IRC nick? > > The latter, and I just changed it.
