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22:37, 7 May 2011: 68.11.149.37 (talk) triggered filter 225, performing the action "edit" on Sycophancy. Actions taken: Disallow; Filter description: Vandalism in all caps (examine)

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Name of the user account (`user_name`)	'68.11.149.37'
Page ID (`page_id`)	231353
Page namespace (`page_namespace`)	0
Page title without namespace (`page_title`)	'Sycophancy'
Full page title (`page_prefixedtitle`)	'Sycophancy'
Action (`action`)	'edit'
Edit summary/reason (`summary`)	'/* Etymology */ '
Whether or not the edit is marked as minor (no longer in use) (`minor_edit`)	false
Old page wikitext, before the edit (`old_wikitext`)	'{{For\|fawning in the sense of a musical term\|Accarezzévole}} '''Sycophancy''' means:<ref>http://thinkexist.com/dictionary/meaning/sycophancy</ref> # [[wikt:obsequious\|Obsequious]] [[flattery]]; servility. # The character or characteristic of a [[wikt:sycophant\|sycophant]]. ==Etymology== The [[Greek language\|Greek]] for sycophant is συκοφάντης (sykophántēs). It suggests someone who brings all kinds of charges and proves none, according to a client of [[Demosthenes]].<ref>Demos. Ivii.34</ref> A client of [[Lysias]] adds the perspective of blackmail: "It is their practice to bring charges even against those who have done no wrong. For from these they would gain most profit." <ref>Lysias, xxv.3</ref> In this context, the word entails false accusation, malicious prosecution, and abuse of legal process for mischievous or fraudulent purposes. In [[Ancient Greece]], the word was the Athenian counterpart of the Roman [[delator]], a public informer. In modern Greek the term has retained its ancient classical meaning, and is still used to describe a [[slander]]er or a [[calumny\|calumniator]]. ==See also== * [[Codependency]] * [[Narcissistic supply]] [[Obedience (human behavior)\|Obedience]] [[Submissiveness]] ==References== {{Reflist}} == Further reading == * Clark LP A Psychological Study of Sycophancy. Psychoanalytic Review 21:15-39 (1934) * Lofberg, John Oscar, ''Sycophancy in Athens'' (2008) {{Bullying}} {{Psychological manipulation}} [[Category:Social psychology]] [[Category:Human behavior]] [[Category:Bullying]] [[Category:Ancient Greece]] [[Category:Greek loanwords]] [[ca:Sicofant]] [[da:Sykofant]] [[de:Sykophant]] [[es:Sicofanta]] [[eo:Sikofanto]] [[fr:Sycophante]] [[nl:Sycofant]] [[pl:Sykofant]] [[ru:Сикофант]] [[fi:Sykofantti]] [[sv:Sykofant]]'
New page wikitext, after the edit (`new_wikitext`)	'{{For\|fawning in the sense of a musical term\|Accarezzévole}} '''Sycophancy''' means:<ref>http://thinkexist.com/dictionary/meaning/sycophancy</ref> # [[wikt:obsequious\|Obsequious]] [[flattery]]; servility. # The character or characteristic of a [[wikt:sycophant\|sycophant]]. ==Etymology== The [[Greek language\|Greek]] for sycophant is συκοφάντης (sykophántēs). It suggests someone who brings all kinds of charges and proves none, according to a client of [[Demosthenes]].<ref>REF NEEDED I CALL BULLSHIT FUCK THE NWO</ref> A client of [[Lysias]] adds the perspective of blackmail: "It is their practice to bring charges even against those who have done no wrong. For from these they would gain most profit." <ref>REF NEEDED. MASONS ARE GUILTY OF FELONIES SUCH AS CHILD PROSTITUTION RINGS, LOG MY IP, THE Dept of DEF KNOWS ME</ref> In this context, the word entails false accusation, malicious prosecution, and abuse of legal process for mischievous or fraudulent purposes. In [[Ancient Greece]], the word was the Athenian counterpart of the Roman [[delator]], a public informer. In modern Greek the term has retained its ancient classical meaning, and is still used to describe a [[slander]]er or a [[calumny\|calumniator]]. ==See also== * [[Codependency]] * [[Narcissistic supply]] [[Obedience (human behavior)\|Obedience]] [[Submissiveness]] ==References== {{Reflist}} == Further reading == * Clark LP A Psychological Study of Sycophancy. Psychoanalytic Review 21:15-39 (1934) * Lofberg, John Oscar, ''Sycophancy in Athens'' (2008) {{Bullying}} {{Psychological manipulation}} [[Category:Social psychology]] [[Category:Human behavior]] [[Category:Bullying]] [[Category:Ancient Greece]] [[Category:Greek loanwords]] [[ca:Sicofant]] [[da:Sykofant]] [[de:Sykophant]] [[es:Sicofanta]] [[eo:Sikofanto]] [[fr:Sycophante]] [[nl:Sycofant]] [[pl:Sykofant]] [[ru:Сикофант]] [[fi:Sykofantti]] [[sv:Sykofant]]'
Whether or not the change was made through a Tor exit node (`tor_exit_node`)	0
Unix timestamp of change (`timestamp`)	1304807855

 ==Etymology==
-The [[Greek language|Greek]] for sycophant is συκοφάντης (sykophántēs). It suggests someone who brings all kinds of charges and proves none, according to a client of [[Demosthenes]].<ref>Demos. Ivii.34</ref>  A client of [[Lysias]] adds the perspective of blackmail:  "It is their practice to bring charges even against those who have done no wrong. For from these they would gain most profit." <ref>Lysias, xxv.3</ref>  In this context, the word entails false accusation, malicious prosecution, and abuse of legal process for mischievous or fraudulent purposes.
+The [[Greek language|Greek]] for sycophant is συκοφάντης (sykophántēs). It suggests someone who brings all kinds of charges and proves none, according to a client of [[Demosthenes]].<ref>REF NEEDED I CALL BULLSHIT FUCK THE NWO</ref>  A client of [[Lysias]] adds the perspective of blackmail:  "It is their practice to bring charges even against those who have done no wrong. For from these they would gain most profit." <ref>REF NEEDED. MASONS ARE GUILTY OF FELONIES SUCH AS CHILD PROSTITUTION RINGS, LOG MY IP, THE Dept of DEF KNOWS ME</ref>  In this context, the word entails false accusation, malicious prosecution, and abuse of legal process for mischievous or fraudulent purposes.
 In [[Ancient Greece]], the word was the Athenian counterpart of the Roman [[delator]], a public informer. In modern Greek the term has retained its ancient classical meaning, and is still used to describe a [[slander]]er or a [[calumny|calumniator]].