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Re:Wikipedia RFC to stop accepting cryptocurrencies passes b... by tablespoon on Wednesday April 13, 2022 @09:24AM (#31014351)
That applies to article content, not stuff like this RFC.

Maybe an example would be clearer:

OK: The community doesn't like cryptocurrency, so decides not to accept it for donations.

NOT OK: The community doesn't like cryptocurrency, so turns the Bitcoin article into a hit-piece that only covers criticisms.

Re:Wikipedia RFC to stop accepting cryptocurrencies passes b... by jdrc on Wednesday April 13, 2022 @10:17AM (#31014928)
what about the second statement from wikipedia's principles: it is not a soapbox. It would be interesting to put banks to a vote with the same kind of arguments as well
Re:Wikipedia RFC to stop accepting cryptocurrencies passes b... by tablespoon on Wednesday April 13, 2022 @12:32PM (#31016747)
> what about the second statement from wikipedia's principles: it is not a soapbox. It would be interesting to put banks to a vote with the same kind of arguments as well

Let me just put this this way: you are interpreting the text wrong, and repeatedly circling back to your wrong interpretation won't make it right. Pithy texts usually don't impart a full, correct understanding when read in isolation.

It's