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The '''''Conservapedia Elevator Story''''' is a brief, focused summary of what this project is about and why it matters, which can be told to someone in about 30 seconds.  The concept of an "elevator story" comes from the field of business communications, where the importance of being able to effectively market yourself, a project or an idea in the time it takes to ride an elevator with someone is a competitive advantage.
 
The '''''Conservapedia Elevator Story''''' is a brief, focused summary of what this project is about and why it matters, which can be told to someone in about 30 seconds.  The concept of an "elevator story" comes from the field of business communications, where the importance of being able to effectively market yourself, a project or an idea in the time it takes to ride an elevator with someone is a competitive advantage.
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'''"The internet offers many biased sources of encyclopedic content like Wikipedia, and countless [[liberal]] blogs that rant and rave without end.  Few would sensibly choose any of these resources for educational material for students or themselves.  Conservapedia was started as an academic project to meet the online-reference need, and it's grown to provide an important source of insight amid a sea of misinformation, bias, and [[deceit]].  If you are looking for [[gossip]] or traffic-building sensationalism, go to Wikipedia.  If you want to seek the truth with an open mind, and share your insights with others, welcome to Conservapedia."'''
 
'''"The internet offers many biased sources of encyclopedic content like Wikipedia, and countless [[liberal]] blogs that rant and rave without end.  Few would sensibly choose any of these resources for educational material for students or themselves.  Conservapedia was started as an academic project to meet the online-reference need, and it's grown to provide an important source of insight amid a sea of misinformation, bias, and [[deceit]].  If you are looking for [[gossip]] or traffic-building sensationalism, go to Wikipedia.  If you want to seek the truth with an open mind, and share your insights with others, welcome to Conservapedia."'''
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