...and inviting in new participants and raising awareness, a '''systematic''' bias can ''only'' be addressed by what is known in legal terms as "[[due process
=== consequences of systematic bias ===
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...l bias''' of the [[Consumerium buying signal]] must match the [[individual bias]] of the person reading it, else, they will not trust it.
Figuring out the individuals' bias is difficult. Comparing the [[individual buying criteria]] with [[institut
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'''Individual bias''' is a persistent [[point of view]] or limited list of such points of view
...e's "life" and the events of it), [[w:cultural bias]] and [[w:confirmation bias]] (one's "loyalty" to a group and its ideals) and also the [[w:infrastructu
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A '''declaration of bias''' is an explicit statement that one sees things a certain way and is unlik
...be made and easily subscribed to or agreed by many people. The [[systemic bias]] of all participants can gradually create a [[community]] via [[consensus
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...y Internet users (like any [[large public wiki]]) there will be a systemic bias towards technological solutions as being "good".
...he electorate." Obviously these are quite closely related to the systemic bias, but, in theory, they can be differentiated. If we did not believe that, t
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...l bias''' of the [[Consumerium buying signal]] must match the [[individual bias]] of the person reading it, else, they will not trust it.
Figuring out the individuals' bias is difficult. Comparing the [[individual buying criteria]] with [[institut
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...y Internet users (like any [[large public wiki]]) there will be a systemic bias towards technological solutions as being "good".
...he electorate." Obviously these are quite closely related to the systemic bias, but, in theory, they can be differentiated. If we did not believe that, t
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'''Individual bias''' is a persistent [[point of view]] or limited list of such points of view
...e's "life" and the events of it), [[w:cultural bias]] and [[w:confirmation bias]] (one's "loyalty" to a group and its ideals) and also the [[w:infrastructu
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...eve '''unity''' on some cause or range of causes. Without it a [[systemic bias]] tends to develop instead, often with unwanted agreements that only empowe
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#REDIRECT [[individual bias]]
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#REDIRECT [[individual bias]]
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...ias]] and [http://disinfopedia.org/wiki.phtml?title=systemic_bias systemic bias]
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...ers to it as [[groupthink]] or just [[bogus]] or a product of [[individual bias]]es. In other words, they insist that the [[community point of view]] dese
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...e most practical way to keep [[declaration of bias]] public and [[systemic bias]] under some control.
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...ntributors on a [[large public wiki]]. Some view this as just [[editorial bias]] of the normal sort, as [[Disinfopedia]] seems to have. Others view it as
...lized or limited like any other POV, is critical. ''See also [[individual bias]].''
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A '''declaration of bias''' is an explicit statement that one sees things a certain way and is unlik
...be made and easily subscribed to or agreed by many people. The [[systemic bias]] of all participants can gradually create a [[community]] via [[consensus
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'''Common sense''' is the [[systemic bias]] of the population at large. It is sometimes considered a synonym for [[s
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...between A and B can be "unstuck" only if C shares enough of their common [[bias]] (e.g. [[culture]] or [[values]]) to gain their trust and respect, but not
*[http://www.disinfopedia.org/wiki.phtml?title=Systemic_bias Systemic bias]
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...and inviting in new participants and raising awareness, a '''systematic''' bias can ''only'' be addressed by what is known in legal terms as "[[due process
=== consequences of systematic bias ===
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...led vandalism, but this is highly political and subject to much [[systemic bias]] and other [[community point of view]] issues; There are several cases wh
*[[Sysop vandalism]] is systematic bias applied and reinforced by the [[sysop power structure]] - it only becomes v
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== counter-bias ==
...s of the people building it. This must be inverted, by applying a counter-bias in governance. ''Note: [[Wikimedia]] does the exact opposite! It must no
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...is that there is no such formal method, only [[groupthink]] and their own bias treated as [[God's Eye View]]. They must reject any more principled method
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...R]] and especially [[w:Stalinism]]. It is also reflected in the [[w:GDP]] bias in measures of [[w:economic growth]].
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...and also establishes precedents for a (separate but similar) [[systematic bias]] ("how they answer to each other for their rule").
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...defenders that are claimed to be bad things is an indication of [[systemic bias]] and possibly a persistent [[Sysop Vandal point of view]].
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