Difference between revisions of "Conservapedia:How Conservapedia Differs from Wikipedia"
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1. We do not allow gossip, just as a real encyclopedia avoids it. | 1. We do not allow gossip, just as a real encyclopedia avoids it. | ||
| − | 2. We do not allow opinions of journalists to be repeated here. Instead, we require | + | 2. We do not allow opinions of journalists to be repeated here. Instead, we require authoritative support. |
3. We do not allow obscenity, while Wikipedia has many entries unsuitable for children. | 3. We do not allow obscenity, while Wikipedia has many entries unsuitable for children. | ||
Revision as of 21:35, March 21, 2007
1. We do not allow gossip, just as a real encyclopedia avoids it.
2. We do not allow opinions of journalists to be repeated here. Instead, we require authoritative support.
3. We do not allow obscenity, while Wikipedia has many entries unsuitable for children.
4. We do not attempt to be neutral to all points of view. We are neutral to the facts. If a group is a terrorist group, then the label "terrorist" is used here but not on Wikipedia.
5. We allow original works, while Wikipedia does not.
6. We have less restrictions on the reuse of our material.
7. We do not allow liberal censorship of conservative facts, while Wikipedia editors who are far more liberal than the American public are free to censor factual information.