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Debate:How can we protect Conservapedia by distinguishing real conservative encyclopedia articles from satires written by liberals? (view source)
Revision as of 22:44, December 11, 2009
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Okay, so I know the above comment sounded completely like a joke, but to be serious for a second, why not simply forbid IP address users, or new users from editing? Only allow them to edit talk pages, and enforce a rule that only 1-month old or older accounts can be used for the main pages. Sensitive pages like [[Barack Obama]] or [[Atheism]] should of course only be edited by senior administrators with more say. This process should eliminate most satire, as most serious folks will not bother waiting for a month.--[[User:Quasimodo|Quasimodo]] 19:28, 30 May 2009 (EDT)
Okay, so I know the above comment sounded completely like a joke, but to be serious for a second, why not simply forbid IP address users, or new users from editing? Only allow them to edit talk pages, and enforce a rule that only 1-month old or older accounts can be used for the main pages. Sensitive pages like [[Barack Obama]] or [[Atheism]] should of course only be edited by senior administrators with more say. This process should eliminate most satire, as most serious folks will not bother waiting for a month.--[[User:Quasimodo|Quasimodo]] 19:28, 30 May 2009 (EDT)
[[Category:Debates about Conservapedia]]
[[Category:Debates about Conservapedia]]
A quote from a contributor from the Al Gore (Pulic enemy #1) page:
"I will probably be blocked soon, so i am merely posing this question: how is this an editable encyclopedia? If someone is blocked, they can supposedly discuss it with the admin who blocked them. But any edit on their talk page will be auto-blocked. In addition, close mindedness is stopping the most important articles from being fair."
Face facts, conservative ideology is the most contestable doctrine in the history of mankind. The main flaw in your crazy ways, people, is that you try to permeate politics into everyday life, that's the real joke. Think if you were on a website called Liberalpedia right now. It'd be pretty pathetic. YOU'D probobly feel pretty pathetic. Oh no now I feel pathetic. This site is a joke to people like me, sorry. Deal with the satire.