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To: Stoat

Too bad the founder lost. That’s all I need, one more place that is not safe from porn that my kids go.


6 posted on 05/15/2010 12:01:35 AM PDT by dixjea
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To: dixjea

Wales did the right thing and paid a price for it. “A good name is better than riches.” God bless him.


8 posted on 05/15/2010 12:19:03 AM PDT by Judges Gone Wild (Who is this uncircumcised, to oppose the armies of The Living God?)
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To: dixjea; the_Watchman; Judges Gone Wild; redgolum
Too bad the founder lost. That’s all I need, one more place that is not safe from porn that my kids go.

There have been a few times here at FR when I have linked to a  zoology article at Wikipedia, usually when someone asks me something like "what is a stoat?"  Beyond that, I haven't used it much at all and tend to go to 'more definitive' sites when I'm linking information here. 

In looking around online for Wikipedia alternatives, I'm noticing that at

Encyclopedia - Britannica Online Encyclopedia

which is a combination free / paid site, they have on their homepage banners encouraging people to subscribe the phrases "Information you can trust" and "Safe Environment" very prominently placed.

I'm wondering if these phrases might be in response to the competition from the free Wikipedia? Sounds like it might be.

It seems that Microsoft is no longer offering their Encarta encyclopedia online or as their "Reference Library" disks anymore.  Perhaps Wikipedia drove them out of business?

Microsoft Encarta Home

Thank you for visiting the Encarta product page on Microsoft.com. 
Microsoft has discontinued its Microsoft Encarta and Microsoft Student with Encarta Premium lines of products.

 

10 posted on 05/15/2010 12:56:09 AM PDT by Stoat (If you want a vision of the future, imagine a Birkenstock stamping on a human face... forever)
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To: dixjea

Wikipedia was rarely if ever a safe site to visit if you wanted accurate information.

If I am not mistaken Wikimedia is owned by Soros.

The intention has always been to destroy this country from within, by any means necessary.

We don’t have to assist them by visiting their sites.


16 posted on 05/15/2010 2:42:33 AM PDT by Carley (WE CAN SEE NOVEMBER FROM OUR HOUSE)
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