Dumb Shit on Wikipedia

From the article on Spongebob Squarepants:
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You forgot the tranny propagandists who fight stupid wars against those autists over tomato sandwiches being or not being hate speech. And the Turks.
Turkish fuckery is my biggest argument against user-edited encyclopedias.

Turks have been a pain in the ass on the Internet ever since the Usenet days. (Serdar Argic)
 
Never understood why mods say that recording a notable/public figures dating history is "non-notable" unless they get married/have children or have relationship/legal issues. Considering a lot of the other useless facts that make their way onto wiki pages.
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They probably have detailed entries on the dating histories of anime characters.
 
They probably have detailed entries on the dating histories of anime characters.
I guess it depends on how notable the person is, because as usual, Wikipedia always has exceptions and they don't bother editing out certain details on the page if no one gives a shit.

Also, I can't believe Wikipedia has the audacity to make this kind of claim, as if they're not cucked already:

Assuming good faith (AGF) is a fundamental principle on Wikipedia. It is the assumption that editors' edits and comments are made in good faith. Most people try to help the project, not hurt it. If this were untrue, a project like Wikipedia would be doomed from the beginning.
 
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Wikipedia seems to be getting crazier with Mega Clown World 2020.

First they claimed that to doubt the bat soup narrative and believe the lab explanation is a "conspiracy theory". Now they seem to be doubting there was any fraud in the election at all.

2020 is the final nail in the coffin for any doubt that Wikipedia is a less than reliable source - at least when it comes to stuff that isn't "neutral" (like the history of toasters or something).
 
Wikipedia seems to be getting crazier with Mega Clown World 2020.

First they claimed that to doubt the bat soup narrative and believe the lab explanation is a "conspiracy theory". Now they seem to be doubting there was any fraud in the election at all.

2020 is the final nail in the coffin for any doubt that Wikipedia is an unreliable source - at least when it comes to stuff that isn't "neutral" (like the history of toasters or something).
It was never really considered one to start with. I was told not to use it for school history lessons in the early 2010s.
 
It was never really considered one to start with.
Yeah, but as I said, 2020 removed any remaining doubt.

It sucks too. Wikipedia is easier to use than other online encyclopedias AFAIK. Especially if other online encyclopedias have crap like paywalls or other limited access BS - or only have short blurbs on everything. And yet Wikipedia is infested with "wokethink" and other political agendas. Not to mention trolling.
 
Yeah, but as I said, 2020 removed any remaining doubt.

It sucks too. Wikipedia is easier to use than other online encyclopedias AFAIK. Especially if other online encyclopedias have crap like paywalls or other limited access BS - or only have short blurbs on everything. And yet Wikipedia is infested with "wokethink" and other political agendas. Not to mention trolling.
I've only ever really noticed "woke" stuff on a few contemporary politics articles. The bigger issue is just general lack of reliability.
 
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