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It is a sad day when we can’t trust our neighbors to due lack of honesty and integrity that was what America Great! So if our president wants to make America great so that sites like Wikipedia can work we must return to that original idea put simply God! He is doing his part. Now the rest is on us!
I naively trusted wikipedia and didn’t notice the bias for quite a while, although in my research I always dug deeper and checked other sources. The first time I discovered blatant bias was when I was doing some research on the low carb/high carb nutrition controversies. The second time was in studying about scientists who don’t believe that amoeba-to-man evolution is true.
Now I realize that wikipedia is just as biased and unreliable as the mainstream media.
Thank you, Sharyl Attkisson for your unbiased investigative journalism, which is so rare today.
EU Police Agency and Prosecutor Report on Wikipedia Fraud Against European Citizens
with the ‘Twenty Major Techniques of Wikipedia Deception’ https://pastebin.com/BeppgiMJ
I have personally encountered this issue on Wikipedia.
Let me give an account for how and why this happens, mechanically.
I came across an article about a politically charged website. In the very first line of the Wikipedia article, it says the website “has been described as” and then lists some very inflammatory descriptions. The descriptions are from left-leaning media organizations, who are basically throwing their shaming shade on a website they don’t like.
Well, that’s all fine and good but why should it be in the very first line of the article? Shouldn’t that kind of stuff be in a controversy section or something? So I opened a discussion in the talk page about it, and gave examples of other articles that are neutral. Adolf Hitler’s article doesn’t immediately start out with him being “described as” something, because that’s more or less irrelevant in the encyclopedic pursuit of “what is the actual thing?”
The conversation was suddenly closed without warning, by a third party, with a comment suggesting that I was claiming a left-leaning source is invalid. In other words it was an effort to smear me as a conspiracy-theorist. I don’t care if the source is left-leaning, but if we’re adding a reference which is only from a left-leaning source, and that “description” is inflammatory, that just seems like political activism to me.
So the person removed everything I had done and closed the conversation. When I asked about it on their talk page, they simply replied with “cool story, bro.”
So here’s why this doesn’t get fixed – I personally don’t care about the page I was looking at; I just happened to notice it was extremely biased. I looked at his edit history and found he had been all over that page for a long time, fighting everyone that comes along to try and fix it. So now I have a choice – become a crazy obsessed person about this article and get sucked into an extremely long and aggravating debate about why something is or isn’t neutral, or just move on with my life.
And that’s the real issue – I just don’t care as much as he does, so the article will remain extremely biased. There’s no way to fix it because he’s trolling the article and he could possibly gang up on me to punish me (if he wins the debate), or in the best possible case, the article gets one single change done to it, when in fact the entire article is biased as hell. At this rate it would take months to fix. Just not worth it…
Don’t let Sanger deceive you when he says that “one of Wikipedia’s biggest downfalls” is that “anyone can edit it”. No, the problem is that you can only source (in its own words) “respected mainstream publications”. When he talks about “fake news”, he’s talking about you (and other real journalists like Sharyl), not about CNN or NYT.
Wikipedia is the last place I look. “What is Truth?”
God!
True !
It is a sad day when we can’t trust our neighbors to due lack of honesty and integrity that was what America Great! So if our president wants to make America great so that sites like Wikipedia can work we must return to that original idea put simply God! He is doing his part. Now the rest is on us!
> Muh America.
This article doesn’t even mention America once. This is the internet, Cleetus. Stop assuming everyone is American.
I naively trusted wikipedia and didn’t notice the bias for quite a while, although in my research I always dug deeper and checked other sources. The first time I discovered blatant bias was when I was doing some research on the low carb/high carb nutrition controversies. The second time was in studying about scientists who don’t believe that amoeba-to-man evolution is true.
Now I realize that wikipedia is just as biased and unreliable as the mainstream media.
Thank you, Sharyl Attkisson for your unbiased investigative journalism, which is so rare today.
EU Police Agency and Prosecutor Report on Wikipedia Fraud Against European Citizens
with the ‘Twenty Major Techniques of Wikipedia Deception’
https://pastebin.com/BeppgiMJ
I have personally encountered this issue on Wikipedia.
Let me give an account for how and why this happens, mechanically.
I came across an article about a politically charged website. In the very first line of the Wikipedia article, it says the website “has been described as” and then lists some very inflammatory descriptions. The descriptions are from left-leaning media organizations, who are basically throwing their shaming shade on a website they don’t like.
Well, that’s all fine and good but why should it be in the very first line of the article? Shouldn’t that kind of stuff be in a controversy section or something? So I opened a discussion in the talk page about it, and gave examples of other articles that are neutral. Adolf Hitler’s article doesn’t immediately start out with him being “described as” something, because that’s more or less irrelevant in the encyclopedic pursuit of “what is the actual thing?”
The conversation was suddenly closed without warning, by a third party, with a comment suggesting that I was claiming a left-leaning source is invalid. In other words it was an effort to smear me as a conspiracy-theorist. I don’t care if the source is left-leaning, but if we’re adding a reference which is only from a left-leaning source, and that “description” is inflammatory, that just seems like political activism to me.
So the person removed everything I had done and closed the conversation. When I asked about it on their talk page, they simply replied with “cool story, bro.”
So here’s why this doesn’t get fixed – I personally don’t care about the page I was looking at; I just happened to notice it was extremely biased. I looked at his edit history and found he had been all over that page for a long time, fighting everyone that comes along to try and fix it. So now I have a choice – become a crazy obsessed person about this article and get sucked into an extremely long and aggravating debate about why something is or isn’t neutral, or just move on with my life.
And that’s the real issue – I just don’t care as much as he does, so the article will remain extremely biased. There’s no way to fix it because he’s trolling the article and he could possibly gang up on me to punish me (if he wins the debate), or in the best possible case, the article gets one single change done to it, when in fact the entire article is biased as hell. At this rate it would take months to fix. Just not worth it…
Some of the special interests were identified by angry gamers
https://ggwiki.deepfreeze.it/index.php?title=Wikipedia#Affiliations
Special interests is only an add-on problem.
Wikipedia was DESIGNED to support official narratives. It was never about truth, only about officialdom: https://thebiggestpicture.net/Wikipedia
Don’t let Sanger deceive you when he says that “one of Wikipedia’s biggest downfalls” is that “anyone can edit it”. No, the problem is that you can only source (in its own words) “respected mainstream publications”. When he talks about “fake news”, he’s talking about you (and other real journalists like Sharyl), not about CNN or NYT.
Sheryl Attikkison is a MODERN DAY HERO! God bless you and YOU WILL HAVE VICTORY!
LOL, if you are not anti-vaccine advocator what are you lol lol
Jimmy Wales is the bad actor, he actually quoted Bill Gates favorably saying that anti-vaxxers “kill children.”
https://twitter.com/jimmy_wales/status/34583114781036544
Gates bankrolls Wikipedia.
https://wikimediafoundation.org/support/benefactors/
A Google search for “Andrew Wakefield” features the Wikipedia hit-piece on him.
https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=Wqz1XLWSAaqB5wLg3Z_YCA&q=andrew+wakefield&oq=andrew+wakefield&gs_l=psy-ab.12..0l10.1460.2843..2981…0.0..0.174.2037.0j16……0….1..gws-wiz…..0..0i131.eCRufNa1npo
“Google and GSK are one company now” -RFK Jr.
https://www.autisminvestigated.com/robert-f-kennedy-jr-google-gsk/
Gates and Google’s owner are now collaborating to make a universal flu vaccine.
https://www.autisminvestigated.com/google-flu-shot-youtube/