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Author: 303303
Date: Jul 22, 2008 02:24
Anti-Wikipedia "screed monkeys" (Paul Hammond, 2008) in the Ivory
Tower too. Seems the anti-cabal, anti-corporatist anti-wikipedians are
everywhere:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/21/education/21wikipedia.html?_r=3&oref=s
A History Department Bans Citing Wikipedia as a Research Source
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By NOAM COHEN
Published: February 21, 2007
When half a dozen students in Neil Waters’s Japanese history class at
Middlebury College asserted on exams that the Jesuits supported the
Shimabara Rebellion in 17th-century Japan, he knew something was
wrong. The Jesuits were in “no position to aid a revolution,” he said;
the few of them in Japan were in hiding.
He figured out the problem soon enough. The obscure, though incorrect,
information was from Wikipedia, the collaborative online encyclopedia,
and the students had picked it up cramming for his exam.
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Author: 303303
Date: Jul 22, 2008 02:24
Anti-Wikipedia "screed monkeys" (Paul Hammond, 2008) in the Ivory
Tower too. Seems the anti-cabal, anti-corporatist anti-wikipedians are
everywhere:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/21/education/21wikipedia.html?_r=3&oref=s
A History Department Bans Citing Wikipedia as a Research Source
Article Tools Sponsored By
By NOAM COHEN
Published: February 21, 2007
When half a dozen students in Neil Waters’s Japanese history class at
Middlebury College asserted on exams that the Jesuits supported the
Shimabara Rebellion in 17th-century Japan, he knew something was
wrong. The Jesuits were in “no position to aid a revolution,” he said;
the few of them in Japan were in hiding.
He figured out the problem soon enough. The obscure, though incorrect,
information was from Wikipedia, the collaborative online encyclopedia,
and the students had picked it up cramming for his exam.
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Author: Death to Haifan BahaismDeath to Haifan Bahaism
Date: Jul 22, 2008 01:16
When The Truth Becomes Distorted, Look For Pattern!
Monday, December 10, 2007
Wikipedia’s Web 2.0 Totalitarian Universe
Wikipedia's Web 2.0 Totalitarian Universe
Kurt Nimmo
Responding to a New York Times Magazine article where Wikipedia
founder Jimmy "Jimbo" Wales declared some "people are idiots and
shouldn't be writing," so long as Wikipedia and its fawnish minions
make the call, Cade Metz, writing for the Register, states the
obvious: "Despite its popular reputation as a Web 2.0 wonderland,
Wikipedia is not a democracy. But the totalitarian attitudes of the
site's ruling clique go much further than Jimbo cares to acknowledge."
Metz writes:
In early September, the Wikipedia inner circle banned edits from
1,000 homes and one massive online retailer in an attempt to suppress
the voice of one man.
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Author: Death to Haifan BahaismDeath to Haifan Bahaism
Date: Jul 21, 2008 18:07
Dermod Ryder writing as Asparagus::
http://groups.google.com/group/talk.religion.bahai/browse_thread/
thread/bd7e852c70316c9/d146728618637ab4?
lnk=st&q=Guardian&rnum=3#d146728618637ab4
"The Beloved Guardian assured us that those diseased people who
attacked the Cause of God would deservedly suffer and be destroyed
and behold, this vicious one was struck down exactly as you will be
destroyed for your wanton and outrageous lies and calumnies."
See also,
http://www.aetherometry.com/Electronic_Publications/Politics_of_Science/Antiwikipedia/Section_I...
See *Bahais In My Backyard*
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2877478116441126906&hl=en-AU
BAHAIM Tactics & Techniques
"Slanderous Vilification" = The Baha'i Technique - Ad Hominem, Libel,
Slander, Demonize, Scapegoat, Ostracize, Shun, Banish, Backbite,
Defame, Vilify, Discredit, Smear, Revile, Suppress, Attack, Bully,
Intimidate, Threaten, Malign, Blackball, Deceive, Coerce, Silence,
Harass... etc., etc.... CAUTION NON-BAHAIS
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