It’s not He’ll unless someone moves a generator next to your campsite. Someone died a few years ago when they went to sleep in their carwith the AC on and it sucked in carbon monoxide. It’s not He’ll, it’s overcrowded, hard to find a good campsite location. I used to camp near all the sound camps on...

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The user who nominated has some "coincidental" interests.

Got a thing about Jews go figure.

Shabazz reverted me once in regards archeology on the so-called Temple Mount. I thought he was Nation of Islam?

Haha, I made a good faith donation to the Wikimedia Foundation of $6.66 with a promise to donate more and leave a legacy if they unblock me!

Did I just dox myself?

Instead of blocking people for minor, ridiculous things, they could raise money imposing a fine. A fine for blasphemy, etc.

it might be worth it to backup your favorite archive.org content either on a personal drive or on archive.today How do you back up archive.org content to Drive or a Wordpress website? I’d like to make a Wordpress page of my Wikipedia user page and sandbox that was completely deleted, not blanked! 😡...

Cambodian “genocide” (civil war): how many were victims of illegal U.S. carpet bombing? Wikipedia articles tend to be laundry lists -- it is one of the major reasons many articles are unreadable, unverifiable, out of context, have improper weighting, can be manipulated, or are simply incorrect in w...

Cambodian “genocide” (civil war): how many were victims of illegal U.S. carpet bombing?

The adjacent topic at Wikipediocracy is just locked. May Wikipedia live in interesting times. What a joke and irony that topic is, a Pandora’s box of distortion. “Shut it down!” I still think that G&K’s intent was to lay guilt trip on Poland to extort more restitution: n 2021, Poland enacted a law ...

Don't forget Paradisus Judaeorum. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Paradisus_Judaeorum&oldid=1152814588#cite_note-:3-2 https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12397-021-09380-4 Thanks for catching that. And it ran in the Contemporary Jewry journal. Amazing. Also “Wikipedia’s Longest Ho...