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The principle is also the keystone of the [[Tit for Tat|leading strategy]] in a tournament of computer programs simulating [[The Prisoner's Dilemma]].

The principle is also the keystone of the [[Tit for Tat|leading strategy]] in a tournament of computer programs simulating [[The Prisoner's Dilemma]].

Given the [[Depravity of man|sinfulness of man]], there are [[conservative]]s who take issue with the principle of reflexively assuming good faith in collaborative works. Conservative [[David Horowitz]]'s [[FrontPage Magazine]] writes:

Given the [[Depravity of man|sinfulness of man]], there are [[conservative]]s who take issue with the principle of reflexively assuming good faith in collaborative works. David Swindle writes at the conservative website [[FrontPage Magazine]]:

{{cquote|There was not a single ideological vision driving Wikipedia’s founders and core contributors as they launched the project. Jimmy Wales​, who would become the face of the project and its “benevolent dictator,” according to Andrew Lih’s The Wikipedia Revolution​, is a libertarian and Ayn Rand​ian Objectivist. Also important in shaping Wikipedia was the so-called “hacker ethos,” the culture that has developed amongst computer programmers over the last 40 years and been shaped by the Left, the counterculture, popular culture, and anarchist thought.

{{cquote|There was not a single ideological vision driving Wikipedia’s founders and core contributors as they launched the project. Jimmy Wales​, who would become the face of the project and its “benevolent dictator,” according to Andrew Lih’s The Wikipedia Revolution​, is a libertarian and Ayn Rand​ian Objectivist. Also important in shaping Wikipedia was the so-called “hacker ethos,” the culture that has developed amongst computer programmers over the last 40 years and been shaped by the Left, the counterculture, popular culture, and anarchist thought.