Every once in awhile, I come across complaints of bias or other problems on Wikipedia on news sites. Sometimes I dig through the evidence looking for what is claimed, to make sure that things actually happened as they should. Usually, it's a case of people being all-too-human with one or both parties bumping themselves into a corner, often with some policy misundertanding by one or both parties to boot. I often regret that I never seem to hear about these things until some unnecesary-enough stuff happens to get people banned (or someone storms off). It would be a wonderful thing if people would either be cool-tempered enough to be able to resolve things themselves or if they were careful enough to ask for good guidance when they begin to get close to an ugly situation. I wonder how that social problem can be solved..
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Still alive
Been feeling a bit nostalgic. Not about to return to LiveJournal - their new ownership is unfortunate, but I wanted to briefly note what's been up…
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Unplugging LJ
It's about time I pulled the plug on the LJ version of my blog: 1) I'm much more active on G+ than I am with general blogging. I post many times a…
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Mutual Trust
I don't know which should be considered more remarkable: That a cat should trust a member of a far larger and stronger species that it can't…
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