User:Conservative/My "algorithm pages" which controls Conservapedia and the internet. Abracadabra! Hocus pocus!

Rantings of a madman

Oh no! User: Conservative continues to control Conservapedia and the internet via his ultra-powerful "algorithm pages"!

Oh, the humanity!

Andy, all of these, [1][2][3][4] are internal CP algorithm pages intended to obscure any encyclopedic content I add. RobS^{Zelensky Must Go!} 21:12, July 10, 2025 (EDT)

What these internal CP algorithm pages do is, help redirect in Google results back to neocon & globalist websites search terms that I introduce into Conservapedia (for example, "multipolarism"). If by chance a reader makes it to Conservapedia, they are bombarded with User:Conservative's nonsensical trolling screeds.

This is what User:Conservative is saying about helping off-wiki sites score 1,000,000 million hits per month. He adds to those algorithm pages immediately to rebut and obscure any content I add, every time I add encyclopedic content with certain new words and phrases. It's a form of shadow banning. RobS^{Zelensky Must Go!} 22:51, July 10, 2025 (EDT)

For this reason, I don't even want to get into explaining what "foreign debt" is, cause Ken will just spam the bejeezus out of dozens of Conservapedia mainspaces with errant nonsense to further shadow ban my contributions. RobS^{Zelensky Must Go!} 01:33, July 11, 2025 (EDT)

My response

People with the grandiose narcissism form of narcissistic personality disorder absolutely crave absolute power. In their own minds and in the minds of others, they will come up with the craziest of ideas to justify their power grabs. Unless RobSmith can show Andy and I how these alleged "algorithm pages" work via mathematics and computer programming, it does appear that RobSmith is acting delusionally and trying to cause Andy to be as delusional as him in relation to these so-called "algorithm pages".

Both Andy and I have done computer programming and have taken advanced mathematics courses and so we will not fall for any specious reasoning when it comes to RobSmith advancing his farcical notion of my so-called "algorithm pages" supposedly helping my off-wiki content on Russia and also affecting Conservapedia's traffic to certain pages.

The 2004 movie Miracle was a classic sports-related movie. A classic line in that movie was Coach Herb Brooks explaining to a 1980 hockey-related Olympics committee member the reason why the USA's All-Star Team couldn't beat the Soviet Olympic team in a hockey match. He pointedly asked the question "Is it because you weren't good enough". RobSmith should stop making excuses on why his content receives fewer page views than he desires and start increasing his article writing skills and standards for what qualifies as an acceptably good article. The so-called "algorithm page" excuse is making him look bad. It is a classic case of "excusitis". Conservative (talk) 10:03, July 11, 2025 (EDT)