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Hi! The reason I reverted your change was because 1) I don't know that it's a natural progression for someone to go from the US nickel to the Canadian one (which is what I see the "See Also" section being for), and 2) If a link to the Canadian 5 cent coin is a reasonable one, where does that line get drawn? Is the British 5p a valid link? What about the 5 Eurocent coin?
I'm not going to fight you over this, but I did want you to know my train of thought. Almostfm (talk) 20:10, 30 March 2020 (UTC)
And you will get nowhere soapboxing about how leftist we all are. YOu are experienced enough to know our policies about wp:rs and wp:v.Slatersteven (talk) 10:15, 28 December 2021 (UTC)
I'm sure what you're referring to. Are you seeing statements about individuals? It's awkward that you're citing the principle of ad hominem in the context of an article that is saturated with ad hominem and worse. If we were serious about ad hominem, wouldn't we have to delete the Parler article and start over with non-political writers? Are you in favor of holding leftists up to the same standards here? The use of words can't itself be ad hominem – descriptors like "leftist" aren't ad hominem. They're just descriptors. Leftists don't deserve special treatment – it's an ideology like any other ideology.BlueSingularity (talk) 22:41, 28 December 2021 (UTC)
And can you please read wp:indent.Slatersteven (talk) 10:53, 29 December 2021 (UTC)
You also need to read wp:v and wp:or, material has to be supported by wp:rs.Slatersteven (talk) 10:56, 29 December 2021 (UTC)
This interface is too insanely bad to use, so I'm not going to deal with it much longer. I don't know what you're referring to about sources, what article or entry. I haven't added any sources to anything, or removed any lately. In any case, leftist websites aren't actually reliable sources for anything political. Wikipedia doesn't have any serious standards to establish "reliable sources" – there are no audits or objective evaluations of any source to determine anything about their reliability. People talk about whether a source checks facts, but Wikipedia doesn't actually vet that. It's more rumor-based, just a belief that this or that source checks facts without any real checking. That's not a serious epistemic framework. And when we and other research teams prove how unreliable some outlet is over the next couple of years, it will be interesting to see what the activists here do about it, whether they agree to stop using that source. Wikipedia will probably end up formally flagged as a partisan outlet by various third parties, as it should be. It's absurdly biased, somewhat worse than a normal leftist outlet. It's a cartoon.BlueSingularity (talk) 14:00, 29 December 2021 (UTC)
No, you guys are just rigging it, and not allowing anyone to actually report the data, the facts. "Significant" isn't a fact – it's an opinion, and probably an indefensible one in these <1% scenarios. That's just leftist bias, and an unusually vivid case study for it. No one would ever agree that we could say "significant" about any group when it's less than 1%, not before this, or detached from this. The article is just a hit piece being censored by partisans, not an encyclopedia article. No one needs to literally say less than 1% if their data already says less than 1% – you guys are just creating new categories of bias and rigging. We don't need third parties to duplicate the validity of arithmetic, and if we got the ADL to update their article with the percentages in addition to the raw counts, there's no way in the world that you guys would let anyone report that, right? It would be censored. The bias here is far too extreme to pretend that it's anything else. This is just vanilla political bias, but somewhat more cartoonish than we normally see. It would be amazing to write the same paragraph as the intro for Twitter, FB, just flipped to left-* this and that – it would be just as true, probably more true. And just use the mirror image sleazy tactics all over Wikipedia. You wouldn't tolerate any of that for a second. It would all be reverted, and only non-leftists would be accused of "edit-warring". This is an appallingly unethical situation. You guys need to understand that your ideology is not a valid substitute for descriptive reality.BlueSingularity (talk) 16:24, 29 December 2021 (UTC)
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