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On another point, several of the edits I made refer to external sites. Some of these could be brought inside Conservapedia when we create information filled pages for them. So far several of the internal page links I see on Conservapedia are very sparse. The one for [[Ubuntu]] is an example of what I mean. I am not knowledgeable about Ubuntu so I am not going to attempt to edit that page to add more content at this point. But if we are going to have internal referrals like these then the resulting pages should be more than a ''one liner''. --[[User:Eracc|Gene]] 15:36, 20 December 2007 (EST)
On another point, several of the edits I made refer to external sites. Some of these could be brought inside Conservapedia when we create information filled pages for them. So far several of the internal page links I see on Conservapedia are very sparse. The one for [[Ubuntu]] is an example of what I mean. I am not knowledgeable about Ubuntu so I am not going to attempt to edit that page to add more content at this point. But if we are going to have internal referrals like these then the resulting pages should be more than a ''one liner''. --[[User:Eracc|Gene]] 15:36, 20 December 2007 (EST)
==Communism==
Yes, the free software movement is highly communistic, but only in the (anti)license model they use. If the license bothers you that much, you can always use a BSD clone. We really need to remove the quote by Steve Balmer as he has a very strong motive to be against free software since it directly competes with M$ --[[User:D3matt|D3matt]] 22:54, 11 October 2009 (EDT)