[righttackle44]

You know, Conservapedia is at a place where YouTube, Wikipedia, Facebook, and all other social and informational sites were at one time. Your contributions could contribute substantially to its early growth.

In 1959, there was novelty song (a la Alvin and the Chipmunks) called Uh! Oh! by the Nutty Squirrels. I looked for it for years because it reminded me of my parents and our home. Never could find it until last year. It took YouTube time to grow to a point where it is picking up obscure records that many people enjoy. Don't you think Conservapedia is going to grow if people such as yourself put time and effort into it?

[fieldmarshaldj]

Yes, but that was 20 years ago. Problem is, once you slap a name on a website like that “Conserva-”, it’s already being limiting. Truth IS Conservative, so it doesn’t need for a modifier to be on it.

Wikipedia, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter didn’t slap an ideological name on it (even if they ended up all being leftist-controlled), and also had a ton of help behind it.

When I’m checking pages there on Conservapedia that haven’t been touched or edited in 4 years, that’s a BAD sign. That means nobody is looking at it. Worse, yet, the site is already 13 years old.

My focus is exclusively on places/locales in the U.S., trying to work state by state. I’d like to have a website started that focused on that in a similar setup to the Wiki pages, with only minor alterations.

[daniel1212]

Don't you think Conservapedia is going to grow if people such as yourself put time and effort into it?

You have to get past the suspicion period.