Dumb Shit on Wikipedia

Its weird they will have articles for absolute nobodies noone has ever heard of, and then refuse to have articles of people like Chris who is possibly the most documented person in history
It has to be out of spite at this point. The fact they refuse to even say his name in the Kiwi article says it all. This site was started to discuss Chris Chan and they won't even mention him by name.
 
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Why don't they just lock the page under a "active conflict" label and have a big disclamer that is will be outdated and likely incorrect until things calm down? Wouldn't that be easier than playing constant whack-a-mole on the main thing?

What am I saying, they have to enforce the consensus.
 
These restrictions are cancer. They're supposed to "mediate conflicts" but most of the time they just end up pivoting to one side and one side only, voiding any sort of supposed neutrality. A classic example of this are Balkans-related pages: almost all of them boil down to "SERB BAD, KEBAB/CROAT GOOD" without a hint of subtlety. They even recently removed a descriptor for the American crime coverup known as Republjik Kosova (as the Serbs call it) that used to state that under UN Resolution 1244 Kosovo is an integral part of Serbia.... because, according to their psychotic worldviews, it's apparently a state even though everything else points otherwise.
 
The seethe in the Australian Referendum article is great.


"The entire section on conspiracy theories is a total attack on No and Right Wingers only"

"No it isn't. We have both sides represented there."

"....There literally isn't a single mention of Yes voter lies or Left Wing opposition..?"

"MUH RELIABLE SOURCES!"
 
Literally 80% of Israel-Palestine Articles are Extended Protected on Wikipedia.
I am not joking, but the Jews captured all those articles and locked them down. Then mussies, and their left wing dogs snuck in some of their side. Now, you have an actual Israeli Vs Pali conflict over the articles about the very same thing.

Its meta wiki, its creations are extensions of the very subject, until the thing and the concept are one and the same.
 
User:Autisticeditor_20

Book Devan Lusk (born July 18, 2002), better known by the username Autisticeditor 20, is an American editor on Wikipedia. His[a] interests include contemporary art, music, human sexuality, and culture.

Lusk identifies as gay and queer, knowing since age twelve that he is attracted to men.

Although assigned male at birth, he now identifies as genderfluid, stating, “…even though I am still a man, I am also a woman. I believe I fluctuate between both genders several times a day.” and goes by he/him and she/her pronouns.

Lusk uses he/him and she/her pronouns. This article uses he/him pronouns for consistency.
 
Was doing some research on a streaming platform called Rumble today and ended up on the alt-tech page and noticed the editors managed to sneak terrorism into the intro.
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Also notice the "This article is about internet platforms that cater to extremists" Just giving away any sense of neutrality in the first line of the article. Terrorism is when you let people speak freely yeah that makes sense you fucking retards.
 
Was doing some research on a streaming platform called Rumble today and ended up on the alt-tech page and noticed the editors managed to sneak terrorism into the intro.
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Also notice the "This article is about internet platforms that cater to extremists" Just giving away any sense of neutrality in the first line of the article. Terrorism is when you let people speak freely yeah that makes sense you fucking retards.
Not to be one of the "dood, imagine if the sides were reversed" niggas but if you wrote something similar on a page relating to some left-wing social media platform your edit would immediately be revoked by a powerjanny. Who are these "researchers and journalists" anyways? Whatevs, I haven't expected wikipedia to be neutral since 2016. Lol how the author wrote both "alt-right" and "far-right" next to each other, is there a difference???
 
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