It's not a straw man. You can't argue for zero standard, then call straw man when people draw perfectly logical conclusions of such an argument. Either you have a line as to what is allowed, or you don't have any such standard. Do you believe there should be some standard or threshold for notability?

You don't need to host every piece of information on Wikipedia. People are free to put up their own websites to post personal opinions, trivia facts about their favorite tv shows, or new medical curatives they've discovered. Wikipedia just isn't the place for it.

You seem to be arguing for including everything in Wikipedia, and I think most contributors there would disagree and say that it's not the place for everything, and some stuff shouldn't be included.

How can you know if the person giving you commands or arresting you is a deputized police officer and not just a security officer? Can you be charged for running from the police if you run from whom you believe is a security guard that hasn't identified himself as a police officer?

Impersonating the government worked out great for that guy in Peoria.

Tangentially related: If you Google "peoria mayor" it shows a picture of Jim Ardis with a hitler mustache.

We want to discourage this type of behavior so we don't have to rely on hackers finding vulnerabilities.

Reminds me of how Samsung, ASUS, LG, HTC, Motorola, and others were cheating at benchmarks on their Android devices. Are these companies all dead to you as well?

The crowdfunding is to pay for stamps. I managed to get through the entire summary, so I'm here to share my wisdom.

They are against having the federal government stick its nose in the business of local government. The FCC's only job should be to pass out enough rope to the local governments so they can hang themselves.

Adding more clients will congest the router, and draw more power. Some people (like myself) disable the wifi on the crap routers they receive from their ISPs. Would this override that disable? It also features extra radiation going through your house, and makes it easy for people to find your router which you thought you were hiding by disabling SSID broadcasting.

Enormously expensive state surveillance initiative finally manages to fulfill the specious secondary goals it was sold to us as doing.

Do lineups test eyewitnesses with a lineup of no suspects, but all people that look like the suspect? What if none in the lineup are the actual perpetrator (i.e. the police suspect a guy that looked like the perp, but is truly innocent)?

Hopefully there's other evidence, and video surveillance might show clothing the person was wearing which he or she might still own. Worrying about edge cases isn't necessarily arguing against lineups. Just making sure they're as foolproof as possible.

UMG v. MP3.com says it is illegal for them to provide a service of offering the "space shifted" files to consumers; it doesn't say it's necessarily illegal for the consumer to download copies of the songs they'd purchased.

Not all games support LAN multiplayer, or they support LAN multiplayer for a limited set of features. I assume the likes of Dracula - Undead Awakening for the Wii, Dragon Sakura for Nintendo DS, Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers for PlayStation 2, and Need for Speed: Undercover for Nintendo DS will never see online play again.

The subsidization of niches seems to be failing of late. Rather than serving their niche, low-tier channels want more viewers so they can get a bigger cut of the pie. To do this, they tailor their programs for mass appeal. When once the History channel presented factual information about history, now it airs episodes of Pawn Stars and Ancient Aliens. When once TLC actually stood for The Learning Channel, now it airs things I'm embarrassed to know the names of. When once Sci-Fi aired niche science-fiction series, now SyFy is mostly about Ghost Hunting series. Abandoning the niche pulls in more viewers. I'd gladly pay $10+/month for an actual Sci-Fi channel that aired original science fiction series that haven't been retooled for the lowest common denominator of viewer. I think internet series are going to fill the niches going forward, while television seems to be homogenizing.

The bigger problem is that all your users need to know to use the switch when cloning your repo.