Talk.origins
From Conservapedia
Talk.origins is a bot-moderated usenet group with a focus on the creation-evolution debate. Creators of articles do not necessarily have scientific credentials, nor is their work peer reviewed. It is used by promoters of the theory of evolution to advocate an evolutionary viewpoint.
The Talk.Origins charter [1] says that moderation will be used to block certain cross-posted messages. The justification for this policy was that readers of other newsgroups may not want to read evolution-related messages. The charter says that the moderation will cease after six months, unless there is a public vote to maintain the moderation. Contrary to this provision, the moderation has continued for over ten years with no vote. The moderation continues because the evolutionists in the group want to maintain the ability to block messages.[Citation Needed]
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Talk Origins Archive
Many of the more popular contributors and their post have been archived at a separate site. This site contains responses to many of the arguments used by creationists. It is often cited in online debates as an authoritative source.
Criticisms of Talk Origins Archive
Creationists have a number of criticisms of the Talk.origins archive and a number of them can be found at the True.Origin Archive.[2] CreationWiki has a large amount of material asserting that the Talk.origins Archive material is errant. [3]
See also
External Links
- talk.origins via Google Groups
- TalkOrigins Archive website
