3 ms·
Anything goes on wikipedia as long as it are established long term so called contributors doing it - there are no rules. It gets spectacularly hilarious where
by 6510 6y ago
Anything goes on wikipedia as long as it are established long term so called contributors doing it - there are no rules.
It gets spectacularly hilarious where the best way to become a long term contributor is by deleting a lot of contributions. The more people you run off the wiki the more praise from others doing the same.
You have to ask the right questions like: "Why are you not writing articles?" The logs are all there. I'm not making stuff up. Its a honest question to ask if someone is deleting well researched properly sourced contributions day and night the year round.
It gets quite hilariously silly where it is argued that peoples identity can not be verified. It is amazingly easy for someone [old] with a life time worth of experience in a field to write down some completely obvious things - but not as easy as pressing a delete button in anonymity. You should ask about this and enjoy the absurd answers.