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The longest section is for trannies. The most referenced section is for trannies. All for trannies. JK Rowling kills trannies.

What a boring unnecessary article. They might as well make it a redirect to [[New Labour]].

> [Rowling] said that she supported abortion rights, especially in underdeveloped countries

I'm sure they don't mean it, but this makes her sound like a hell of a racist.
 
What a boring unnecessary article. They might as well make it a redirect to [[New Labour]].

> [Rowling] said that she supported abortion rights, especially in underdeveloped countries

I'm sure they don't mean it, but this makes her sound like a hell of a racist.
Just look at the Harry Potter universe: the people who control the banks are short, hooked nosed goblins and wizards didn't stop the holocaust. Rowling is fucking based.
 
Just a random thing I noticed when going into the page of Divine Judgment (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divine_judgment) there is this template heresy:
This article uncritically uses texts from within a religion or faith system without referring to secondary sources that critically analyze them.
Apperantly it's forbidden to quote from the bible (this will obviously not apply to anything quoting from the Quran) unless you add some faggot telling you how it's wrong.
 
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Well I've noticed just today that they've upended the look of the site for no real reason. It's almost the same but just worse instead, and hasn't applied across the entirety of the articles I visit for some reason. But otherwise the whole site has just been centered and so compacted you'd think it's 2000 and they're designing it for 4:3 monitors, but instead it's 2023 and they're making it look worse for everyone because go fuck yourself I guess.

I'm on a 32:9 monitor myself and in my personal opinion, it fuckin sucks lmao. Or maybe I'm just autistic. But it really sucks when websites don't scale themselves for those on wider screens and leave a ton of completely unused space.

Comparison between a Wayback archive from December and now:
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Well I've noticed just today that they've upended the look of the site for no real reason. It's almost the same but just worse instead, and hasn't applied across the entirety of the articles I visit for some reason. But otherwise the whole site has just been centered and so compacted you'd think it's 2000 and they're designing it for 4:3 monitors, but instead it's 2023 and they're making it look worse for everyone because go fuck yourself I guess.

I'm on a 32:9 monitor myself and in my personal opinion, it fuckin sucks lmao. Or maybe I'm just autistic. But it really sucks when websites don't scale themselves for those on wider screens and leave a ton of completely unused space.

Comparison between a Wayback archive from December and now:
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Am I only the one who adjusts his browser window for comfortable reading?
 
Changing desktop view of Wikipedia to the mobile interface and forcing the reader to manually click the side of the screen to not have over half the screen swallowed by glaring white light makes Wikipedia more welcoming for grandpa, babushka, and their African children.
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The poor man looks dead inside.
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Well I've noticed just today that they've upended the look of the site for no real reason. It's almost the same but just worse instead, and hasn't applied across the entirety of the articles I visit for some reason. But otherwise the whole site has just been centered and so compacted you'd think it's 2000 and they're designing it for 4:3 monitors, but instead it's 2023 and they're making it look worse for everyone because go fuck yourself I guess.

I'm on a 32:9 monitor myself and in my personal opinion, it fuckin sucks lmao. Or maybe I'm just autistic. But it really sucks when websites don't scale themselves for those on wider screens and leave a ton of completely unused space.

Comparison between a Wayback archive from December and now:
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Holy fuck I thought you were just a phonefag but no this shit is on desktop now too. It's absolutely garish and horrid.
 
Well I've noticed just today that they've upended the look of the site for no real reason. It's almost the same but just worse instead, and hasn't applied across the entirety of the articles I visit for some reason. But otherwise the whole site has just been centered and so compacted you'd think it's 2000 and they're designing it for 4:3 monitors, but instead it's 2023 and they're making it look worse for everyone because go fuck yourself I guess.

I'm on a 32:9 monitor myself and in my personal opinion, it fuckin sucks lmao. Or maybe I'm just autistic. But it really sucks when websites don't scale themselves for those on wider screens and leave a ton of completely unused space.

Comparison between a Wayback archive from December and now:
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This has been a long time coming, as the skin's been released before September 2022, though a lot of people were unhappy about it while it was in the testing phase. The outrage is happening today because it's been made the default skin for all users, especially unregistered ones who can't go into their preferences and change it back. If you want to harvest some milk check out Wikipedia talk:Vector 2022.
 
They claim that they made it that way because having less horizontal text apparently makes reading comprehension easier. Still, they really should have added visible options to adjust the width of the article.

Really though, it was sad to read PCmag's article on this and see a quote from GorillaWarfare, yet another autistic tech nerd that has deluded himself into believing he's a woman and has been involved in keeping misinformation about the Farms on Wikipedia.
 
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Apperantly it's forbidden to quote from the bible (this will obviously not apply to anything quoting from the Quran) unless you add some faggot telling you how it's wrong.
So much for NPOV. How could you possibly know what a religion believes if you completely ignore the actual scripture the religion teaches? No, instead quote Rick & Morty-tier atheist bullshit because some fedoralord clearly knows more about a religion than the people who have studied Talmudic scholarship for literally thousands of years.

I fucking hate Wikipedia so fucking much, die wikiniggers.
Really though, it was sad to read PCmag's article on this and see a quote from GorillaWarfare, yet another autistic tech nerd that has deluded himself into believing he's a woman and has been involved in keeping misinformation about the Farms on Wikipedia.
Like it or not, Molly White is the legitimate possessor of two X chromosomes.
 
. If you want to harvest some milk check out Wikipedia talk:Vector 2022.

Looking through this and reading between the lines from the tech bullshit excuses, seems like this is an attempt to get people to register accounts by annoying them to death with the shitty new interface. So someone else points out that the WMF funds a bunch of stupid, non-Wikipedia related third party shit and servers costs are well covered, but the defenders keep repeating a version of this line - that this would STRAIN THE SERVERS.

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The old interface wasn't great either, it loaded a gimped version of the site in mobile that didn't show the entire contents of the talk page(meaning I had to force desktop mode to read talk page drama) and desktop mode itself was too small on a Hi DPI desktop monitor, but somehow they made it even worse from that shitty start point.

Now it blasts even MORE whitespace at you like we're still using 4:3 monitors to browse on desktop, and still no dark mode option/browser detection.
 
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I actually like the lower width, the issue is just that every article also has ten thousand pointless images and boxes to the side that shrink it even further. 2/3 of my screen width is taken up by browser tabs, outlines and boxes, god damn.

E: While I'm at it, the image spam on the English Wikipedia seriously pisses me off. You look up some article on the Cauchy transformation or whatever, and you're treated to three images of random people who once farted in Cauchy's general direction but had nothing to do with the transformation. What do these contribute? Why add them? The other language versions don't do this shit.
 
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