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  • ...The claim that this representes the users is probably not. See [[alleged Wikimedia corruption]] for more on this. ...[[sysop power structure]] and [[sysop vandalism]] and [[Wikipedia violates GFDL]] for more on these specific breaches of stewardship.
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  • ...on]] commenting on the [[libel pit]] and [[Wikipedia violates GFDL|rolling GFDL violation]] that is '''Wikipedia'''.
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  • ...ation]] there is no way to interpret such a use of funds as anything but [[Wikimedia corruption]], should it occur, advancing the interests of officers not that ...roperty (donated works of [[GFDL contributor]]s) with [[Wikipedia violates GFDL|no legal basis for claiming ownership or control]], it would seem quite dif
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  • :[[Daniel Mayer]] - probably started the trend, root of much [[Wikimedia corruption]] [[Ending Wikimedia]] might be the only way to get rid of these stupid people.
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  • Various reasons to escape [[GFDL]] hell: *[[GFDL]] is worthless now since it has been [[Wikipedia violates GFDL|twisted so badly no one knows what it means or who has given permission for
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  • ...des all the [[Wikipedia]]s, [[Wiktionary]] and other projects over which [[Wikimedia]] claims editorial jurisdiction. It also includes many that are not under ...]]. However it is not clear that it has acceded to standards set by the [[Wikimedia Foundation]] re: which edits or which contributors should be supported or n
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  • ...y [[Wikipedia violates GFDL]], by refusing to redistribute improvements to GFDL articles that are clearly "encyclopedic" *it challenges the [[authority]] directly of [[Wikimedia]] and the [[sysop power structure]] to censor this material or restore arti
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  • :Which is EXACTLY, OBVIOUSLY what [[Wikimedia corruption]] is doing: they are leaning on you to censor things, they are ...ntil then, [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] is just as corrupt as [[Wikimedia]] since it accepts censorshop of [[w:Genuine Progress Indicator]] and other
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  • ...robably chosen from those most offensive to [[sysop power structure]] of [[Wikimedia]]; ''See [[Wikipedia (Reds)]] for why.'' ..., and who have sworn an oath not ever to [[Wikipedia violates GFDL|violate GFDL for purposes for reinforcing a clique]].
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  • ...mmons''' [[parametric license]] regime is a more flexible alternative to [[GFDL]]. Its [[nonprofit]] [http://creativecommons.org .org] was founded by [[La ...sa''' license is normally considered to be the closest equivalent to the [[GFDL]] used here at [[Consumerium:Itself]]. Some advocate dual-licensing open c
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  • ...on political grounds - which have no status and are no excuse under the [[GFDL]]. *The claim that [[libel]] is propagated in the forums of [[Wikimedia]], which has taken no steps at all to prevent use of names of uninvolved or
    2 KB (348 words) - 17:43, 9 September 2004
  • [[Wikimedia]] considers any discussion of [[alleged Wikimedia corruption]] to be propaganda, because, according to itself, it cannot po ...e.g. those that [[Wikipedia violates GFDL]] or others listed in [[alleged Wikimedia corruption]].
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  • ...a different question. And with fresh MediaWiki, not some crap GetWiki that violates GPL in many people's view. ...rpus]] in general. There is no chance that [[MediaWiki]], controlled by [[Wikimedia]], will make it easier to fix up articles damaged by their cabal. Their [[
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  • '''Wikimedia Foundation''' is a private tax-exempt corporation ([[not-for-profit project Generally, its critics point to Wikimedia as a classic [[insider culture]], and '''''not a good model''''' for [[Cons
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  • ...]]. S/he has numerous times expressed fierce opposition to [[Wikipedia]]/[[Wikimedia]] and belittlement of the worthy accomplishements of Wikipedia as a fairly ==Claims concerning Wikipedia/Wikimedia==
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  • ...lse or unsubstantiated''' based on what is cited here. They are [[alleged Wikimedia corruption]] issues that for some reason have been disputed or resolved or ==False claim: Wikimedia withholding Board Vote results is a sign of corruption==
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  • <li>15:21, 30 Sep 2004 [[User:Juxo|Juxo]] deleted "Talk:Wikipedia violates GFDL" <em>(archived. )</em></li> <li>15:21, 30 Sep 2004 [[User:Juxo|Juxo]] deleted "Talk:Ending Wikimedia" <em>(archived)</em></li>
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  • ...Wiki]] or [[Publish Wiki]]. Repeating the same old commentary of alleged [[Wikimedia corruption|corruption]] or [[Sysop vandalism|corruption]] or [[Developer vi ...rators 270] [[sysop vandalism|sysop vandals]] currently participating in [[Wikimedia corruption]]. -- [[142.177.something.something]]
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  • ...ernment and explain exactly how [[Wikimedia corruption]] has damaged the [[GFDL Corpus]]. Maybe China will block it for good and criticize the [[sysop pow ...sues than attempted resolutions. The words of Mr. Wales in [[Talk:alleged Wikimedia corruption]] prove his [[libel chill]] attempt and his intent to censor any
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