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: "Oneforlogic", you lack logic here and show your own bias.  The "factual errors" claim is an obvious smear and the citations both utterly fail to support the claim and are absurdly biased themselves.  You seem to think it's OK to cite a heavily biased source to justify a smear.  It isn't, obviously.  Conservapedia has no more "factual errors" than any other wiki.  If you persist in asserting this harmful smear, then I'm unlikely to bother reviewing any of your other arguments further.  Godspeed.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 09:38, 5 July 2008 (EDT)
 
: "Oneforlogic", you lack logic here and show your own bias.  The "factual errors" claim is an obvious smear and the citations both utterly fail to support the claim and are absurdly biased themselves.  You seem to think it's OK to cite a heavily biased source to justify a smear.  It isn't, obviously.  Conservapedia has no more "factual errors" than any other wiki.  If you persist in asserting this harmful smear, then I'm unlikely to bother reviewing any of your other arguments further.  Godspeed.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 09:38, 5 July 2008 (EDT)
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"Both" citations? Which ones were you looking at? Both occurrences of the factual inacuracy claim now have 4 citations: one (#8, the Guardian article) that I believe does not directly address factual errors but is favored by another editor (and does mention that liberals engage in factual relativism as often as conservatives, which I consider generally true), and three that, while they address other issues and are obviously not supportive of Conservapedia, do directly discuss factual issues. I'm certainly not arguing in any way that Wikipedia is error-free, or even particularly more accurate than Conservapedia; I'm looking specifically at the claim made by previous editors to Wikipedia's article on Conservapedia that Conservapedia has factual errors. I currently consider this a sufficiently verified claim.
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If there must be an agenda or conspiracy behind my actions here, it is this: I want to improve Wikipedia in whatever small ways I can as an individual editor, and I want to come to understand the conflict between conservatives and liberals better. I don't consider myself either, and you'd find that my political inclinations really don't line up consistently with either general ideology. If you're interested in any particular examples, let me know and I can post a few on my user page here. [[User:Oneforlogic|Oneforlogic]] 21:15, 5 July 2008 (EDT)
    
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