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Re:Golden: Mapping human knowledge by AsyncAwait on Wednesday May 01, 2019 @06:37AM (#19795915)
> articles have been noticably influenced by a defacto, anachronistic political (progressive) position

I hate it when the right pretends that everyone is biasing everything in terms of a progressive agenda, when that's just not the case, even in Wikipedia's case.

There was the case of Cross doing absolutely right-wing, biased, pro right-wing Israeli governments entries and edits and being protected by Wikipedia editors to do so.

I think what's often gets conflated is that munch of Western society and organizations are socially progressive, sure, but they're very much economically right-leaning, something that rarely gets acknowledged and which makes it difficult for me to have a honest conversation with the other side.

I'd also note that Wikipedia's founder is very much right-leaning, regularly attacking the likes of Corbyn and certainly not holding progressive economics dear.

Re:Golden: Mapping human knowledge by asdffdsa on Wednesday May 01, 2019 @03:07PM (#19800548)
Ok, my point still stands then; it's good to have multiple sources of information
Re:Golden: Mapping human knowledge by AsyncAwait on Thursday May 02, 2019 @03:35AM (#19805617)
Sure, I agree with that.