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So maybe the process is: | So maybe the process is: | ||
:I suppose this "process" refers to the information flow from the '''Research Wiki''' into the '''Signal Wiki | :I suppose this "process" refers to the information flow from the '''Research Wiki''' into the '''Signal Wiki]] which is '''confusing''' because before the distinction between [[Content Wiki]] (for facts) and [[Opinion Wiki]] (for subjective views and campaigns based on subjective criteria) -- [[User:Juxo|Juxo]] 11:16, 23 Feb 2004 (EET) | ||
::No, it wasn't. Because the distinction between what is "subjective" and "objective" is up to the [[faction]] obviously. Does it take one [[troll]] to dispute something "objective" into subjectivity? Two? Six? Fourteen? It is a bogus distinction. One of the [[open questions]] is what form of [[w:consensus decision making]] should be assumed? And when we say something is "no longer an opinion but has become content" do we really mean "it isn't disputed by anyone editing here?" Or not by trusted people, or by significant numbers of trusted people? Is it right to say that the bureaucracy in a gov't handles "content" and the politicians only handle "opinion"? I think it isn't. | ::No, it wasn't. Because the distinction between what is "subjective" and "objective" is up to the [[faction]] obviously. Does it take one [[troll]] to dispute something "objective" into subjectivity? Two? Six? Fourteen? It is a bogus distinction. One of the [[open questions]] is what form of [[w:consensus decision making]] should be assumed? And when we say something is "no longer an opinion but has become content" do we really mean "it isn't disputed by anyone editing here?" Or not by trusted people, or by significant numbers of trusted people? Is it right to say that the bureaucracy in a gov't handles "content" and the politicians only handle "opinion"? I think it isn't. |