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You will notice that I am not using the killerâs name and I will try not to do that. Part of what motivates sick people to do this kind of thing is some twisted notion of fame or glory, and I donât want to be part of that for the sake of the victims and their families, and so that other twisted minds
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The shooter's identity is fairly certain. No one seriously doubts it, many people know the shooter in that school. It's pretty obvious what happened without a doubt. Academically, one can hypothesize that this mass shooting was not a crime and that the perpetrator is not guilty because as a deceased
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We have no evidence that shifting the man's name slightly down the page will make things any better. Making things less informative and extremely awkwardly phrased for no appreciable benefit for no reason other than to pat ourselves on the back and say we did something about a worldwide crisis like
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a perpetrator's name, but there's also no need to slather the article with it -- it should be mentioned in a section about who the perpetrator was. It shouldn't be there, and also in the lead sentence, and also in two separate lead paragraphs, and also in two separate infoboxes, and also in three
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Giving any "fame" to the killer is in my opinion deeply immoral and hurtful to many people. I believe that there should be a wikipedia-wide discussion about this. In the meantime, we should just keep in mind what damage naming him is causing, no matter whether it technically doesn't break the
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A man who was previously unknown gained prolific status for his suicide on a
Facebook livestream. ( sound familiar? ) Iâve seen it, most people on the internet Iâve spoke to have seen it, and he even has a Knowledge article dedicated to his suicide. People want recognition. People want to be
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Honestly a bit depressed by this discussion - aside Lenka HlĂĄvkovĂĄ who has an article, all other known victims of this attack - namely professor Jan Dlask, Lucie Ĺ pindlerovĂĄ ("proofreader"), KlĂĄra HolcovĂĄ ("shot putter") and Aneta
RichterovĂĄ ("volunteer firefighter") have been reduced to an
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when the information is widely available in reliable sources. As for confirmation of the Prague shooter's name, David KozĂĄk seems correct with no real possibility of turning out to be wrong at a later date. Maybe he did want notoriety, but hiding his name in a pointy way isn't going to
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Seeing it, an entirely different one. It gives a face, a look, an image to replicate. With
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Christchurch killing his influence is mostly not comparable.
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the killer has much of an impact on the copycat effect, more that it happening at all will increase the rate. Previous attempts to lessen the reporting of shooter's names (as has been done in recent years) have not seemed to work as the rate is higher than ever
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