Essay: The Conservapedia atheism article is currently receiving about 11,110 page views a month. And it is merely one of the 1,900+ atheism related articles at Conservapedia.

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A quick message to editors of a secular left-leaning wiki: The Conservapedia atheism article is currently receiving 10,000+ page views a month. And it is one of the 1,000+ atheism articles at Conservapedia.

Conservapedia is a 1,000+ atheism article death star on the internet that continues to vaporize the various planets of internet atheism.

And Conservapedia is merely one website on the internet that I have assisted. Deny the world wide web has a lot of websites and lose all credibility! Why in the world would I limit myself to one website?

You tried to strike me down gentlemen, but I have become more powerful than you can possibly imagine!

The article Internet atheism: The thrill is gone! points out that internet atheism has been in a significant slump since 2011.

Page view count of Conservapedia's atheism article from January 12, 2021 to December 20, 2021

January 12, 2021 at 6:40am

Atheism 6,816,872

March 24, 2021

Atheism 6,823,009

April 12, 2021 at 12:49pm

Atheism 6,827,311

May 5, 2021

Atheism 6,834,136

December 12, 2021 at 10:20am

Atheism 6,917,254

Richard Dawkins and his website vs. Conservapedia

See also: Richard Dawkins and women

Prior to the Elevatorgate scandal, which was a scandal involving Richard Dawkins vs. feminists, Monica Shores' Ms. Magazine article titled Will “New Atheism” Make Room For Women? criticized the News Atheism movement for being sexist.[1] She also cited Conservapedia in her article and indicated: "The lack of lady presence is so visible that Conservapedia commented on it by noting that Dawkins’ website overwhelmingly attracts male visitors."[1]

Conservapedia put Richard Dawkins on the feminist radar!

Post Elevatorgate controversy, the new atheist Richard Dawkins has seen a significant loss of public influence (see: Richard Dawkins' loss of influence).

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Will “New Atheism” Make Room For Women by Monica Shores, Ms. Magazine, 2010