I watched Larry Sanger being interviwed by actor Harrison Smith (when Harrison gets older he wants to be like Mel Gibson).
Larry is promoting a critical project of wikipedia. He asks for people to pick a wikipedia article, review it, assign it a grade, and add some critique if needed, and send it to him. Essentially, he wants to mirror wikipedia with the critiques of the readers (the marginalized people).
Larry was recently banned from wikipedia. I mean, he was the founder... For the luv of Cheesus!
Cousin has found the solution for Rat to maintain his sources, by joining a gourmet cheese club, it will provide an unlimited number of sources, to his supposition,” That cheese is delicious.”
I watched Larry Sanger being interviwed by actor Harrison Smith (when Harrison gets older he wants to be like Mel Gibson).
Larry is promoting a critical project of wikipedia. He asks for people to pick a wikipedia article, review it, assign it a grade, and add some critique if needed, and send it to him. Essentially, he wants to mirror wikipedia with the critiques of the readers (the marginalized people).
Larry was recently banned from wikipedia. I mean, he was the founder... For the luv of Cheesus!
More info here:
https://larrysanger.org/category/projects/
interview here:https://rumble.com/v7dokh2-the-alex-jones-show-080326-full-show-iranian-and-ukrainian-conflicts-merge-.html
Timestamp 01:50:46
Moar links:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/op-eds/4638304/larry-sanger-wikipedia-co-founder-banned-anonymous-mob/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Larry_Sanger
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Larry_Sanger
Typical of Wikipedia to dispute Rat’s assessment of CHEESE, fer heavens sake!
I have had a similar experience with Wikipedia when I tried to submit an article on the actual color of gray matter.
Rat ain't no fink, that would make him Rat Fink!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rat_Fink
Cousin has found the solution for Rat to maintain his sources, by joining a gourmet cheese club, it will provide an unlimited number of sources, to his supposition,” That cheese is delicious.”