It could be hastened if ugly truths about Wikipedia comes out to the public, i.e. Barbour's book or Jenn's investigative piece. From what I've heard, Justapedia is a fork which cloned the entirety of Wikipedia as a starting point, and which want to be more inclusionist than Wikipedia's ever been. W...

badmachine wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 16, 2023 9:10 pm

justipedia dot com is nearly nine years old

Justipedia.com was a separate site. Note the different spelling, Justipedia rather than Justapedia. According to the Wayback machine, Justipedia was a legal information site, with the "justi" being an abbreviation for "justice".

Folks have been sneaking in dead links to Justipedia since 2020. I doubt that. According to Domaintools the domain Justapedia.org wasn't even registered until August of 2022. he wasn't a radical subjectivist. The world doesn't need another right-wing version of wikipedia, (just use infogalactica th...

It doesn't matter---some "good Wikipedian" will steal any content they wish to steal from other online sources. One of the goals of Justapedia is to present all the information that's being excluded from Wikipedia for political reasons (such as cultural Marxism as a thing that actually exists, whic...

There's also Justapedia, although that site is currently invitation-only until they finish constructing it.

ericbarbour wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 07, 2022 6:01 am

Unless you can find a serious book publisher with the balls to embarrass Wales and his slimy little friends, spare me the demands.

I recently recommended a publisher to EricBarbour who seems to be interested in publishing a book. Perhaps he could keep up updated on how that goes?