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To: FairOpinion

If you see bias at wikipedia, then contribute to fix it. Nothing's stopping you.

Retreating to an alternate reality doesn't accomplish anything.


25 posted on 03/25/2007 7:50:56 PM PDT by non-anonymous
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To: non-anonymous

Well I think I've debunked that notion in the last couple of posts. Why don't you go edit those entries with the word terrorist and let us know how it goes?


27 posted on 03/25/2007 7:55:20 PM PDT by streetpreacher (What if you're wrong?)
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To: non-anonymous

"If you see bias at wikipedia, then contribute to fix it. Nothing's stopping you."

Except when they ban you. Someone here on FreeRepulic was banned for editing out some smears on Michael Savage's wikipedia page.

Wikipedia sucks and is a lost cause.


28 posted on 03/25/2007 7:56:59 PM PDT by NapkinUser (Free Ramos and Compean! Disbarment for the Nifong-wannabe Johnny Sutton.)
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To: non-anonymous



"Retreating"?

I would not consider this to be retreating. I consider the source to be an alternative to grossly bias and inaccurate site that is hostile to conservative and Christians. In this country, we have that perogative.

EXAMPLE:

I visited Wiki yesterday and read information regarding Aryan Nation. Here is a quote from Wikipedia:

"...AN adherents and other right-wings groups..."

The term 'right-wing' is a description of conservatives in general, and we are regularly compared to the likes of Hitler and his kind. I refuse to support such a site that uses us inflamatory and false language.

I have already bookmarked Conservapedia




37 posted on 03/25/2007 9:30:27 PM PDT by This Just In
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