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Talk:Examples of Bias in Wikipedia (view source)
Revision as of 18:15, March 17, 2007
, 18:15, March 17, 2007→Six times? Not even close.
::I don't feel the need to explain why this comment alone will get you ignored by anyone who doesn't already agree with you - and how offensive it can be to Christians who actually believe in a compassionate, forgiving Lord. I'll just point out that if it really were your purpose to convince people who are undecided, that kind of unnecessary cheap shot defeats your own purpose. [[User:Zondergard|Zondergard]] (Who, in the interest of full disclosure, '''still''' considers himself a moderate - which apparently means he has a 50% liberal bias)
::I don't feel the need to explain why this comment alone will get you ignored by anyone who doesn't already agree with you - and how offensive it can be to Christians who actually believe in a compassionate, forgiving Lord. I'll just point out that if it really were your purpose to convince people who are undecided, that kind of unnecessary cheap shot defeats your own purpose. [[User:Zondergard|Zondergard]] (Who, in the interest of full disclosure, '''still''' considers himself a moderate - which apparently means he has a 50% liberal bias)
I don’t personally know any mathematicians, I was hoping the community of editors here could figure out a way to find one acceptable to both sides. Does anyone have any ideas?
Land Dweller 11:15, 17 March 2007 (PDT)
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