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Panda's Thumb is owned by the same group that owns TalkOrigins.<ref>[http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/whois.ch?ip=pandasthumb.org whois for pandasthumb.org]</ref> TalkOrigins is another self published website frequently used as a so-called reliable source on wikipedia for articles related to evolution, or the [[creation-evolution controversy]]. | Panda's Thumb is owned by the same group that owns TalkOrigins.<ref>[http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/whois.ch?ip=pandasthumb.org whois for pandasthumb.org]</ref> TalkOrigins is another self published website frequently used as a so-called reliable source on wikipedia for articles related to evolution, or the [[creation-evolution controversy]]. | ||
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*[[PZ Myers]] Atheist evolutionist, professor at University of Minnesota Morris | *[[PZ Myers]] Atheist evolutionist, professor at University of Minnesota Morris | ||
*[[Wesley R. Elsberry]] NCSE employee and Wikipedian | *[[Wesley R. Elsberry]] NCSE employee and Wikipedian | ||
Revision as of 00:30, December 28, 2007
The Panda's Thumb is a blog run by evolutionists, many of whom are associated with the NCSE or other evolutionist fronts such as TalkOrigins.
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A primary function of Panda's Thumb is to provide "reliable sources" for wikipedia articles related to intelligent design, creation science, and evolution. However, it is also used as a reliable source by wikipedians in areas unrelated to the main contributors' area of expertise, such as documentary film making.
The NCSE also cites the Panda's Thumb as though it were an unaffiliated reliable source.[1]
Panda's Thumb is owned by the same group that owns TalkOrigins.[2] TalkOrigins is another self published website frequently used as a so-called reliable source on wikipedia for articles related to evolution, or the creation-evolution controversy.
Contributors
The following is a list of notable contributors:
- PZ Myers Atheist evolutionist, professor at University of Minnesota Morris
- Wesley R. Elsberry NCSE employee and Wikipedian
- Paul R. Gross
- Mark Perakh
- Nick Matzke
External links
References
- ↑ E.g., Matzke drubs Behe in Trends in Ecology and Evolution November 27, 2007
- ↑ whois for pandasthumb.org