I read the below text and can "sheep" really be used for verb?
Thank you for the great answer, and of course the obsessive compulsive drones who work for free to keep the owners of Stack Exchange paid good money will comment about any answer that doesn't fall in with protocol. It's really a sad system. People without a life working for more "privileges" just a way for the owner to get more money. Top business model, that's for sure. But does SE really give a flying two cents about either the asker or answerers? Does SE really make the Internet a better place? Not when moderators and other unpaid drones are more worried about the SE protocol rather than normal human relations. SE is driven by advertisement, so all this crap about building a great site is just a distraction from its real purpose… putting money into the pockets of a few, on the sweat and labour of people sheeped into its privileges system
Best Answer
No,
to sheepis not a standard verb (which you will find in the dictionary)However, from the context is it clear what is meant - those people are easily influenced by the system (or the SE owners) and lured into it.
However, for comic effect, the rules of grammar are often bent.