The traffic was 10% higher than for the site's previous busiest day in the UK, which came on 9 May when the media reported on the creation of an account on the site which purported to name those who had taken out superinjunctions to prevent details being reported.
In the autumn of 1987 someone with access to the Special Branch archive provided the Granada television programme World in Action with a five-page precis of interviews with an IRA man arrested after the bombings who purported to name one of the bombers.
At the most basic, atomic level, predication is a matter of endowing the names with counterpart characteristics of the objects they purport to name, enabling some true atomic sentences to 'map' or 'picture' objects in the world.
Now there are Web sites like LeoFranklynchers.com, which purports to name the people in the lynch mob, including a judge, a prosecutor, a gaggle of lawyers and several shopkeepers, not one of whom was ever prosecuted.
Another woman, who works in filmmaking, told VICE News that she's seen several online lists that purport to name abusers emerge in the Shitty Media Men list's wake — but she's largely refrained from contributing.
The researchers looked for a correlation between 140 artworks in London and Bristol attributed to Banksy, and 10 commonly touted names purported to be the elusive street artist.
Museveni accused "arrogant and careless western groups" of trying to recruit Ugandan children into homosexuality, but he did not name these purported groups.
While the study purported to put a name to the phenomenon and to describe it, it did not look at the overall incidence of stayovers or examine their trajectory over time.
