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Debate:Can conservapedia become the next Wikipedia, is this good or bad (view source)
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Conservapedia, Wikipedia, and the like, are organisms. They evolve and adapt, and change over time - hopefully for the better. Each one of us can make a decision to offer clear, informative, and helpful information for the reader. I don't necessarily believe that it can or should be completely "unbiased." Over time, Conservapedia can be cleaned up and made even more useful. The slogan "The Trustworthy Encyclopedia" is only an ideal to reach for, reminding all of us to make our contributions as trustworthy as possible. (Jack Blair, January 8, 2012.)
Conservapedia, Wikipedia, and the like, are organisms. They evolve and adapt, and change over time - hopefully for the better. Each one of us can make a decision to offer clear, informative, and helpful information for the reader. I don't necessarily believe that it can or should be completely "unbiased." Over time, Conservapedia can be cleaned up and made even more useful. The slogan "The Trustworthy Encyclopedia" is only an ideal to reach for, reminding all of us to make our contributions as trustworthy as possible. (Jack Blair, January 8, 2012.)
Is this a trick question? Conservapedia and Wikipedia are 2 different things. Conservapedia is sort of an opinion base. It shows the viewpoint of a white christian, especially in the locked pages. Wikipedia however, is a community encyclopedia, the goal to provide a free, unbiased opinion.