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So far, I have made comments on [[Conservapedia Talk]] about access and copyright issues.
So far, I have made comments on [[Conservapedia Talk]] about access and copyright issues.
I am also concerned that the [[Conservapedia:Privacy policy|Privacy policy]] link on the bottom of each page is to an empty page. I have recorded my email address as a registered user, but have no idea what the policy says the site administrators can do with it.
I was also concerned that the [[Conservapedia:Privacy policy|Privacy policy]] link on the bottom of each page was to an empty page. It now says they won't sell or give away my info, but doesn't say what the site administrators themselves might do. I have recorded my email address as a registered user, but have no idea what the site administrators might do with my name, email address or IP number.
If you are able to, you are welcome to leave a message on [[User talk:Scott|my talk page]] or use the [[Special:Emailuser/Scott|E-mail this user]] link.
If you are able to, you are welcome to leave a message on [[User talk:Scott|my talk page]] or use the [[Special:Emailuser/Scott|E-mail this user]] link.
I came here to learn, and I have learned that even though I might hold some conservative views, I'm ''not'' a [[Conservative]].
Other things that seem to matter here that I am not include:
*a [[Liberal]]
*a [[Republican]]
*a [[Democrat]]
*an [[American]]
I find it interesting that Conservapedia has a large article on [[abortion]] which mostly covers long-term negative health effects, but doesn't mention psychological effects. At the same time, because Conservapedia is "[[family-friendly]]", it has prevented the creation of an article on [[sex]][http://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Sex&oldid=26713], and does not presently have articles on [[family]] or [[pregnancy]], but the article on [[marriage]] includes discussion of marriages with more than two partners from the second sentence. That's a teenage fantasy, not a marriage.