QUOTE(Somey @ Mon 26th March 2007, 3:52pm)
Citizendium's main page is still saying "beta," so maybe I shouldn't criticize, but that table (on the main page) is just a little too, I dunno, Mondrianesque. Also, it could use more color, and visual pizzazz in general... And why not have a version of the logo where the key is actually photorealistic, instead of just black line art? Even Conservapedia's (brand-new) logo looks better than that, assuming of course that you're US-based and don't care what the rest of the planet thinks of it.
All in all, I still think they did the right thing by getting rid of most of the WP content, but it's going to take them quite a long time even to finish with the "essentials," much less all the vitally important Pokemon stuff.
But I think you'd have to assume that left entirely to its own devices, CZ probably won't get around to writing an article on the Israel News Agency for, I dunno, at least a decade or so...? Joel doesn't strike me as a particularly patient man!
By the way, Jonny, we never congratulated you for reaching the 1,000-post mark! So, congratulations! You've reached the 1,000-post mark!
For the record - it's not about the
Israel News Agency!
If you had read anything about my motivations, which many others share, it all started with Gili Bar-Hillel aka Woggly stating that I was "dangerous to her children." That remark remains open for the world public to view. Including my own children. A remark which was ignored by Jimbo Wales, Danny Wool, Brad Patrick and several Wikipedia administrators.
THAT was a red line that any parent would never tolerate.
As for patience, I learned patience in an elite IDF combat unit.
I can wait many minutes, hours, days or months to actually squeeze a trigger.
When that trigger is pressed -
I never miss.Just ask anyone in Iran who had anything to do with the Iranian Holocaust Cartoon Contest.
It ain't about me.
It's about Wikipedia hurting good people.
It's about a total lack of accountability.
It's about what we can do here at Wikipedia Review and other watch dog organizations to prevent others from suffering from libel and slander.