Roger Stone, the infamous far-right political trickster strategist for Nixon and Trump, quipped in the brilliant Netflix documentary Get Me Roger Stone that “Politics isn’t theater. It’s […]
RationalWiki’s troll farm of Wikipedia “skeptic” editors is now officially engaging in the willful publication of deception and cover-up regarding their community’s harassment both on their […]
Last week Entrepreneur online featured a guest writer, Amy Osmond Cook – who blogged about “what she learned when her Wikipedia page was deleted”. Her biography […]
RationalWiki trustees’ David Gerard and psychology professor Trent Toulouse appear to be quite an ambitious confederacy. Both Wikipedia editors, active within the community – maintain RationalWiki as a […]
All four individuals really have almost nothing in common, except for one itsy bitsy detail. It’s RationalWiki’s Saloon Bar, and the barkeep, senior Wikipedia editor David […]
I’m not very well liked amongst a small set of Wikipedia editors (whom also edit RationalWiki and get their sh*ts and giggles from tormenting me […]
‘Skeptic activism’ on Wikipedia itself is a perfect microcosm for how Wikipedia is easily abused by people with all kinds of agendas. When any group […]
Wikipedia We Have a Problem details a case study focusing on how a group of “skeptic activists” on Wikipedia leverage their dominant voices on a large […]
Skeptic activism on Wikipedia Update: If you type into Google search certain search terms that relate to missions on Wikipedia by skeptic activists who edit […]
ContentsHistorical Timeline, case study notesMy narrative history begins on RationalWiki: October of 2013November 2013 – RationalWiki editors begin stalking me on the internet for sources for the […]
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