Compiling the various reports concerning this con man's activities is an arduos task, much like listing the awards garnered by the whole Harry Potter franchise. We have, nonetheless, done our best to compile the various mischiefs verified to be under his reponsibility.

1) Photodocumanitarian Work

Various reports have described him as "constantly carrying a point-and-shoot camera". The Internet Police is still unable to verify such accounts although this Flickr account (conspiciously titled lokisky_walker) might prove to be a pretty solid evidence.

From the various reports compiled, his MO lies in the use of the word photodocumanitarian / photodocumanitarianism, a pompously long word which he stole from some word artist on the internet solely for the purpose of his operations. The context with which he uses the word remains unclear. Nonetheless, the public is advised to be wary of con-artists photodocumanitarians wanting to shoot pictures. Having your picture taken puts you at risk of being blogged about. Beware.

2) Kode

He has shown great inclination towards writing simple programs and implementing some textbook algorithms as well as in using the letter "k" where other people will use the letter "c". He makes his work publicly available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. Despite his advocacy that there is more to life than just the internet, it has been verified that there is no malice towards the internet (nor to anything inside your computer for that matter) in the code he shares.

His portfolio can be seen at kode.skytreader.net. Also, check what coding mischief is he currently working on at {kode.play();}.