:::::::::::That's where we disagree. I DON'T think most of these articles need to be created, and many of them could actually be counter-productive. What's the point of an article on "Atheism and God"? What's it going to say - "They don't believe in Him"? What is the "Atheism and Obesity" article intended to achieve? Are people supposed to accept Christ as part of a weight loss plan? You've pointed out elsewhere that this article is 20 pages long, and indeed it is. On the other hand CP's article on hydrogen - which is only the most abundant and important element in the entire universe - is barely more than a stub. Are we trying to create a valuable resource where people can find useful information without being subjected to the biases of Wikipedia - a trustworthy encyclopaedia, in other words - or just have some fun calling PZ Myers a gutbucket? --[[User:SamCoulter|SamCoulter]] 10:30, 18 September 2011 (EDT) | :::::::::::That's where we disagree. I DON'T think most of these articles need to be created, and many of them could actually be counter-productive. What's the point of an article on "Atheism and God"? What's it going to say - "They don't believe in Him"? What is the "Atheism and Obesity" article intended to achieve? Are people supposed to accept Christ as part of a weight loss plan? You've pointed out elsewhere that this article is 20 pages long, and indeed it is. On the other hand CP's article on hydrogen - which is only the most abundant and important element in the entire universe - is barely more than a stub. Are we trying to create a valuable resource where people can find useful information without being subjected to the biases of Wikipedia - a trustworthy encyclopaedia, in other words - or just have some fun calling PZ Myers a gutbucket? --[[User:SamCoulter|SamCoulter]] 10:30, 18 September 2011 (EDT) |