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Slightly off-topic (sorry for taking oxygen away from the semi-conductor fabrication discussion): I find that Wikipedia page you linked to very frustrating: und
by shasheene 8y ago
Slightly off-topic (sorry for taking oxygen away from the semi-conductor fabrication discussion): I find that Wikipedia page you linked to very frustrating: understanding the central economic policy document of a growing superpower is very important but it's just a stub. A stub that almost only links to the non-independent sources.
The page history shows that it was once a much bigger article but just a copy/paste job from the source policy documents. At least the page doesn't seem appear actively sabotaged by highly-motivated, non-impartial user accounts like some others.
I wish there was a way I could help fund some Wikipedia editors to write a long, impartial, well-cited article about this very important government policy document.
- toomuchtodo 8y agoYou might find a public policy institute who would be willing to accept financial compensation for creating the article you’re interested in.
- lopmotr 8y agoIt's grating to hear people calling each other shills. If the only evidence is motive then it's too weak to draw that conclusion. The world is full of politically motivated people on all sides who aren't being paid by anyone.
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