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This is bullshit anyway. The real article on the '''Red Faction''' was deleted unaccountably and should be restored, because its a good example of conflict between an ethical minority and an unethical [[sysop power structure]]. Even its ending is a good example of that. | This is bullshit anyway. The real article on the '''Red Faction''' was deleted unaccountably and should be restored, because its a good example of conflict between an ethical minority and an unethical [[sysop power structure]]. Even its ending is a good example of that. | ||
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"One thing I've noticed is there seems to be a systematic persecution of left-wing users on Wikipedia. Users who do nothing but make POV right-wing rants like User:Ed Poor get made admin. The only admin who tries to help protect left wing users from persecution, User:172, is himself persecuted (Wikipedia:Conflicts_between_users/172, User_talk:172_sysop_status). Other users who might be called left wing like User:Wik are also persecuted (Wikipedia_talk:Requests_for_arbitration/Wik,Wikipedia:Conflicts_between_users/Wik). | |||
An interesting thing is that the right-wing users are all ultimately and leveraging their ultimate power - that Wikipedia's servers are owned by "Jimbo" Wales, who controls everything, doled out adminships and so forth. I should note that Jimbo, who controls Wikipedia's capital of servers, is a fan of the far right Ayn Rand. The right-wingers base what they want to do on authority - the authority of adminships, where they can ban users and so forth and so on." | |||
- from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Richardchilton English Wikipedia User Richardchilton]'s account of [[systemic bias]] of [[Wikimedia]] and the way it contributed to [[Wikipedia Red Faction]]'s eventual and total suppression. | |||
I heard several sysops pressured plato into disbanding his red faction.--[[User:Genyphur|Genyphur]] 05:03, 24 Sep 2004 (EEST) | |||
* Are you kidding me? One of the sysops, (not stating the name but can be found easily) was an disgraced assistant to Pierre Salinger in the 1980's. --[[Special:Contributions/64.121.65.155|64.121.65.155]] 04:47, 12 May 2012 (EEST) | |||
Latest revision as of 01:48, 12 May 2012
This is bullshit anyway. The real article on the Red Faction was deleted unaccountably and should be restored, because its a good example of conflict between an ethical minority and an unethical sysop power structure. Even its ending is a good example of that.
"One thing I've noticed is there seems to be a systematic persecution of left-wing users on Wikipedia. Users who do nothing but make POV right-wing rants like User:Ed Poor get made admin. The only admin who tries to help protect left wing users from persecution, User:172, is himself persecuted (Wikipedia:Conflicts_between_users/172, User_talk:172_sysop_status). Other users who might be called left wing like User:Wik are also persecuted (Wikipedia_talk:Requests_for_arbitration/Wik,Wikipedia:Conflicts_between_users/Wik).
An interesting thing is that the right-wing users are all ultimately and leveraging their ultimate power - that Wikipedia's servers are owned by "Jimbo" Wales, who controls everything, doled out adminships and so forth. I should note that Jimbo, who controls Wikipedia's capital of servers, is a fan of the far right Ayn Rand. The right-wingers base what they want to do on authority - the authority of adminships, where they can ban users and so forth and so on."
- from English Wikipedia User Richardchilton's account of systemic bias of Wikimedia and the way it contributed to Wikipedia Red Faction's eventual and total suppression.
I heard several sysops pressured plato into disbanding his red faction.--Genyphur 05:03, 24 Sep 2004 (EEST)
- Are you kidding me? One of the sysops, (not stating the name but can be found easily) was an disgraced assistant to Pierre Salinger in the 1980's. --64.121.65.155 04:47, 12 May 2012 (EEST)