Oliver D. Smith, MediaWiki poster boy.
Depending on your search history and interests, there is a decent chance you’ve come across a number of articles written and edited across Wikipedia and […]
Tim Farley
True Tales from Weird Wikipedia: Incident at the Fringe Theory Noticeboard
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 is gas lighting, lying, & covering up cross platform harassment
I think it is time we deleted the Rome Viharo article and admitted he was harassed: Debunking spiritualism (talk) 02:43, 3 May 2018 (UTC) RationalWiki’s troll farm of Wikipedia […]
Come play the Wikipedia BLP-Palooza!
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 […]
The Attack of David Gerard’s 50ft troll farm and the RationalWiki hustle.
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 […]
So an Atheist, a Muslim, a Fruitarian and a Futurist walk into a saloon…
All four individuals really have almost nothing in common, except for one itsy bitsy detail. It’s RationalWiki’s Saloon Bar, a place where RationalWiki editors can meet […]
Impersonations on Wikipedia, Tim Farley, and flag waving on Reddit, again.
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 […]
Wikipedia, Please delete my article: Deepak Chopra’s Wiki-War, Part 1
‘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 […]
Factual harassment versus fictional harassment, Deepak Chopra’s Wikipedia article reflects larger problem.
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 activists now using Google Adwords to promote Wikipedia editing, Susan Gerbic admits to socking on Facebook
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 […]