Difference between revisions of "Deletion bias"
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| − | '''Deletion bias''' is the practice of deleting informative entries from encylopedias, dictionaries and [[wiki]]s when the information contradicts, embarrasses or tends to disprove the owner's ideology. Deletion bias is most prevalent in [[liberal]] entities. For example, [[Wikipedia]] is an information source that practices deletion bias.<ref>See [[Examples of Bias in Wikipedia]].</ref> Furthermore, [[Conservapedia]] does not practice deletion bias | + | '''Deletion bias''' is the practice of deleting informative entries from encylopedias, dictionaries and [[wiki]]s when the information contradicts, embarrasses or tends to disprove the owner's ideology. Deletion bias is most prevalent in [[liberal]] entities. For example, [[Wikipedia]] is an information source that practices deletion bias.<ref>See [[Examples of Bias in Wikipedia]].</ref> Furthermore, [[Conservapedia]] does not practice deletion bias. |
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Revision as of 02:44, April 23, 2009
Deletion bias is the practice of deleting informative entries from encylopedias, dictionaries and wikis when the information contradicts, embarrasses or tends to disprove the owner's ideology. Deletion bias is most prevalent in liberal entities. For example, Wikipedia is an information source that practices deletion bias.[1] Furthermore, Conservapedia does not practice deletion bias.