Racism, On Wikipedia Options

[Emperor]

Racism

They seem to have some idea what the definition is but not in the first lines of the article.

Racism is the belief that inherent different traits in human racial groups justify discrimination. In the modern English language, the term "racism" is used predominantly as a pejorative epithet. It is applied especially to the practice or advocacy of racial discrimination of a pernicious nature (i.e. which harms particular groups of people), and which is often justified by recourse to racial stereotyping or pseudo-science. Racism is popularly associated with various activities that are illegal or commonly considered harmful, such as extremism, hatred, xenophobia, (malignant or forced) exploitation, separatism, racial supremacy, mass murder (for the purpose of genocide), genocide denial, vigilantism (hate crimes, terrorism), etc.

Chock full of garbled English and debatable definitions (that differ from Merriam-Webster and Dictionary.com).

Also note the gigantic Bank of America banner in the middle of the article.

[EricBarbour]

Now, you guys are onto something. The secret of controlling Wikipedia content is to be sneaky and subtle.
In the past, clueless people would show up and tip their hand in the process of inserting their
bias, and get caught quickly. Because so many of the admins (especially the patrollers) are
arrogant young men who aren't very smart, and can catch obvious things easily but are simply
incapable of recognizing sneaky POV editing. as time wears on, more people with a political or
social agenda will figure out how to edit, and we will see even more bias in articles--but subtle
bias. The result is more likely to be unreadable articles, not obviously-biased ones.

Perfect example of an incompetent patroller: Tedder.
I just got done looking at his history. He's a dummy. (I'd show you his vanity website, but it's very embarrassing.)

This is how the extreme Zionists got the upper hand--they simply showed up first, and were very
aggressive from the start. That tide is starting to turn, as more of their opponents show up and
figure out the "rules". And I don't mean the "written policies", I mean the REAL rules.

First rule of editing Wikipedia: do not talk about editing Wikipedia. Yes, Wikipedia is a Fight Club, and
Jimbo Wales is Tyler Durden, a mass delusion.