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	What is system operator? - a definition from Whatis.com - see also: sysop
		A sysop is the person who runs a computer server.
		In general, a sysop or system operator is one who runs the day-to-day operation of a server and the term suggests a person who is available when the system is. A related term is administrator.
		In a wide area network (WAN), a sysop is a tech-savvy employee who receives a small stipend (in addition to their regular salary) for trouble-shooting computer-related problems.
	whatis.techtarget.com /definition/0,,sid9_gci214240,00.html (215 words)

	Sysop vandalism - Consumerium (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sysop vandalism is degrading the quality of a blog, newsgroup or wiki for reasons that have nothing to do with the objective of the project or the mandate of the group.
		The most common sysop vandalism is ad hominem delete or ad hominem revert of legitimate facts or analysis, or fair comment, simply "because that user is a troll", whatever that means.
		Sysop vandalism is much worse, because it prevents the actual GFDL corpus from being corrected, and may not even be noticed for a long time.
	develop.consumerium.org /wiki/index.php/Sysop_vandalism (628 words)

	Sysop vigilantiism - dKosopedia
		Sysop vigilantiism is a common phenomena on large public wikis.
		People who are unwisely granted sysop status and priveleges abuse them to harass, annoy, lie about, or block IPs of people they don't like, even though those people didn't break any rules.
		Most typically it is a person unqualified to be a moderator who received the powers to carry out some technical function, who begins to treat others as if they were there to satisfy their own petty desires or answer to their own petty concerns.
	www.dkosopedia.com /wiki/Sysop_vigilantiism (149 words)

	Sysop Commands
		Any time a sysop attempts to perform a sysop function that may breach the system security, he is prompted with an "SY:" to enter the system password before he can proceed.
		While it is true that sysops can edit their own and subordinate user's accounts, they can not edit a sysop of higher level's account (when calling remotely).
		This command allows the sysop to remotely monitor or control another node running in the same instance as the node the sysop is logged into.
	www.synchro.net /docs/sysop_commands.html (0 words)

	Lostpedia:SysOps - Lostpedia
		SysOps are not the only notable users: Valuable membership is not a question of status but of the ability to collaborate with others in a common interest.
		A good skill in a SysOp is the ability to combine the strengths of others in a single coherent task.
		SysOps are not governors: While SysOps have access to functions like protection and banning to help defuse conflict, SysOps are not the regulators to break up fighting users.
	www.lostpedia.com /wiki/Lostpedia:SysOps (1155 words)

	SYSOP Liability for 3rd Party Copyright Infringement 5/12/97 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A sysop could be faced with a claim of direct infringement by allowing a user access to a computer system during which time the user uploads a copyrighted work without the permission of the copyright holder.
		The claim against the sysop would be that the sysop by virtue of operating the computer system and maintaining the system’s files actually copied, distributed, publicly displayed, or otherwise violated the rights granted to the author by section 106 of the Copyright Act.
		In order for the sysop to be held vicariously liable for the copyright infringement of a user, the plaintiff must prove that the sysop: (1) had the right and ability to control the direct infringer and (2) received a direct financial benefit from the infringement.
	gsulaw.gsu.edu /lawand/papers/sp97/tomlinson.html (6795 words)

	System Operator Liability: What Have We Learned by Eric Goldman
		Although there are many interesting issues related to sysop liability for their own actions and statements, the more difficult and complicated issues arise with respect to the liability faced by sysops, including Tcimpidis, for the activities and content of their users.
		Few sysops fully appreciate the extent to which their users’ or content provider’s activities or content can create liability for the sysop.
		The body of law relating to sysop liability continues to grow in an ad hoc fashion as cases in various disciplines are decided without cross-reference or integrating analysis.
	www.ericgoldman.org /Articles/sysopliabilityarticle.htm (4197 words)

	Lostpedia:SysOps - Lostpedia
		SysOps are not the only notable users: Valuable membership is not a question of status but of the ability to collaborate with others in a common interest.
		SysOps are not governors: While SysOps have access to functions like protection and banning to help defuse conflict, SysOps are not the regulators to break up fighting users.
		Being a SysOp is not necessarily a progression on Lostpedia: Being promoted to SysOp status is not a reward, and editing with the ambition to be an administrator is not really the right attitude to take.
	lostpedia.com /wiki/Lostpedia:SysOps (1135 words)

	ITIL Training - SYSOP Service Management
		SYSOP is the only organisation to offer the entire range of ITIL ® service management training – including all the ITIL® service management practitioner courses and training for the ISEB certificate in ICT Infrastructure Management.
		The SYSOP quality system ensures regular audits of our courseware and the ITIL principles of continuous service improvement are applied to deliver consistent quality course material – all of which is developed, in-house, by SYSOP consultant/lecturers.
		SYSOP consultant/lecturers are also extensively engaged on customer sites, advising and supporting their plans to successfully adopt ITIL ® best practice.
	www.sysop.co.uk (0 words)

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