Difference between revisions of "Conservapedia:Parody"

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== Conservapedia policy toward parodists ==
 
== Conservapedia policy toward parodists ==
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'''Parody''', or misrepresentation of conservative views as [[racist]], [[fascist]], [[national socialist]], or any other form of [[intolerance]] or [[bigotry]] in an article mainspace, is a cause for blocking.
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'''Parody''', or misrepresentation of conservative views as [[racist]], [[fascist]], [[national socialist]], or any other form of [[intolerance]] or [[bigotry]] in an article mainspace, is a [[Conservapedia:Blocking policy|cause for blocking]].
  
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A number of internet users think it amusing to insult and mock [[conservatives]] by posting absurd, over-the-top [[parody]] at [[Conservapedia]], typically to paint conservatives as unintelligent, or otherwise absurd.  Given that this behavior is harmful to Conservapedia's editors and readers alike, not to mention offensive, there is a zero-tolerance policy toward parody.  
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A number of internet users think it amusing to insult and mock [[conservatives]] by posting absurd, over-the-top [[parody]] at [[Conservapedia]], typically to paint conservatives as unintelligent, or otherwise absurd.  Given that this behavior is harmful to Conservapedia's editors and readers alike, not to mention offensive, there is a zero-tolerance policy toward parody.
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Latest revision as of 01:02, August 5, 2011

A parody is an attempt to mock, comment on, or trivialise a person or subject by satire or mimicry.

Conservapedia policy toward parodists

Parody, or misrepresentation of conservative views as racist, fascist, national socialist, or any other form of intolerance or bigotry in an article mainspace, is a cause for blocking.

A number of internet users think it amusing to insult and mock conservatives by posting absurd, over-the-top parody at Conservapedia, typically to paint conservatives as unintelligent, or otherwise absurd. Given that this behavior is harmful to Conservapedia's editors and readers alike, not to mention offensive, there is a zero-tolerance policy toward parody.

See also