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The real solution to 'deletionism' is to start your own wiki and impose your own policy. If your content is good enough for others, and licensed right, it can b
by derleth 14y ago
The real solution to 'deletionism' is to start your own wiki and impose your own policy. If your content is good enough for others, and licensed right, it can be copied to whatever other sites (wiki or not) want it; if it isn't, who cares? It will always be on your little wiki, available to the world.
Wikipedia has no obligation to host everything you want to put on it.
- mseebach 14y agoWe're not talking about how difficult it is to get text onto the internet, we're talking about how Wikipedia, the community, could in our understanding benefit from certain changes. The solution to a problem in a community isn't to go start your own community somewhere else.
- angersock 14y agoHow does that fit into the mission of "Imagine a world in which every single human being can freely share in the sum of all knowledge."? We're not asking that Wikipedia be our own personal storage cloud--we just would like to see more tolerance for more articles on more things. You know, knowledge.