Let's consider this in context. Your original article text was:
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A '''Cart00ney''' (usually spelled with two zeroes) is a
[[neologism]]
originallly coined in the [[Usenet]] [[newsgroup]]
[[news.admin.net-abuse.email]] to describe both [[spammer]]s who
threaten legal action to prohibit being described as spammers —
for example, being added to [[blacklist]]s — as well as the
threats themselves.
The use of the term is no longer restricted to spammers; it has expanded
from its orignal meaning to include, for example, those who threaten
[[Wikipedia]] administrators for taking action against them.
==External links==
*[http://www.spamfaq.net/terminology.shtml#cartooney Definition at
Spamfaq.net]
*[http://www.cart00ney.org/ a list of cart00neys]
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did little to establish notability. We delete dozens of articles on
neologisms every day, most of them by people who misunderstand the
nature of the project. Many of them get speedied.
It's the authors responsibility to establish notability in the first
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