https://www.wikipediasucks.co/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=1311 Last I saw they were proposing a Foundation run trial (because a self-governing autonomous community of course cannot do a basic thing like turn unregistered editing off), as they did with ACPERM. And as with that trial, the results ...

Article on the man who created the concept of the forth wall popular in media such as Deadpool, and academically termed Verfremdungseffekt, is barely mentioned, while the majority of the article focuses on an unresolved discussions over whether or not he might have been a Communist. For anyone who s...

What I mean about the past version of Wikipedia is: the past economic model which rewarded control of knowledge directly financially. I'm not sure if I feel other motivations and indirect financial motivations (I mean, those don't exist on Wikipedia tho, right ) are better or worse... In that sense ...

Are you saying the past was better? Idk. All I know is Wikipedia isn't what it says it is.

I notice the more I edit Wikipedia pages, that I come across the same people time and time again. These people will not ever let you change a page significantly unless it conforms to their view and even then rarely. It's funny how from 'the Encyclopedia anyone can edit' we've got to a state where th...