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Seeing as you apparently think this is a good thing, I guess there's no real way for us to ever be on the same page. Good luck on Conservkitionary. [[User:EdmundG|EdmundG]] 22:43, 12 December 2009 (EST)
Seeing as you apparently think this is a good thing, I guess there's no real way for us to ever be on the same page. Good luck on Conservkitionary. [[User:EdmundG|EdmundG]] 22:43, 12 December 2009 (EST)
:Aschlafly, what's your criterion for ''being helpful''? You wrote earlier ''ComedyFan, I've personally taught nearly 200 teenagers, and 10 or 100 times as many have benefited from our materials here. Take a look at the page views on my lectures. They are in the many thousands for each lecture. '' Being top in the google ranks indicates that wikipedias's page on - for instance - '''calciumcarbonat''' was visited many times. So many people benefited from this material, ergo wikipedia ''is'' helpful.
:Of course, you can always change your definition to: ''being helpful means leading your readers to reading the Bible'', but then I'd accuse you of [[Evolution syndrome|moving the goalposts]].
:And for your statement ''How many lectures does Wikipedia have? Zero. How many model answers? Zero.'' In fact at this moment the right answer is '''11,716''' : While there are no lectures and models answers on en.wikipedia.org, the wikimedia foundation (which includes wikipedia) has a whole project just to ''set learning free'' - en.wikiversity.org
:[[User:FrankC|FrankC aka ComedyFan]] 08:58, 13 December 2009 (EST)