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RationalWiki and its branding problems (view source)
Revision as of 17:35, August 15, 2022
, 17:35, August 15, 2022→Prognosis for RationalWiki repairing its brand damage
The full-service marketing and branding agency Hanlon indicates that three of the keys for an organization to repair its brand is humility, acknowledging problems and asking for forgiveness.<ref>[https://hanloncreative.com/hanlon-insight/the-brand-rehab-playbook-how-to-repair-a-damaged-brand/ The Brand Rehab Playbook: How to Repair a Damaged Brand]</ref> Since atheists have a reputation for being very proud and unforgiving, the probability of RationalWiki repairing its brand is low (see: [[Atheism and arrogance]] and [[Atheism and forgiveness]]).
The full-service marketing and branding agency Hanlon indicates that three of the keys for an organization to repair its brand is humility, acknowledging problems and asking for forgiveness.<ref>[https://hanloncreative.com/hanlon-insight/the-brand-rehab-playbook-how-to-repair-a-damaged-brand/ The Brand Rehab Playbook: How to Repair a Damaged Brand]</ref> Since atheists have a reputation for being very proud and unforgiving, the probability of RationalWiki repairing its brand is low (see: [[Atheism and arrogance]] and [[Atheism and forgiveness]]).
[[File:Amish youth groups at Behalt 11.jpg|thumbnail|center|250px|RationalWikians do permanently ban some of its users.
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Atheists are known for being more unforgiving than Christians (see: [[Atheism and forgiveness]]). For example, the [[Amish]] do excommunicate/shun members, but if they are contrite, they do allow ex-Amish to return to the Amish community.
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For more information, please see: [[The key differences between RationalWiki and the Amish]] ]]
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== See also ==