Can you stop spamming the main board with this political bullshit?

Wikipedia being unreliable is not a political problem - it is everyone's problem.

Wikipedia says FuckNuggit really sucks.

Guys, I fixed the problem

This reminds me of the 60 Minutes story of the ACLU. An organization that used to have values. Now it get's involved in things like endorsing Stacy Abrams in a state election. We are abandoning facts to appeal to some higher form of "truth" where we just know things need to be fixed regardless of what the facts say. We are literally re-writing our history to fit some strange social justice agenda.

IMO, this is what gave rise to Fox News and the echo chambers we have today. Journalism is dead.

I think you have it flipped around. Fox News and it's massive success pushed everyone to each side.

People don't want unbiased news. They want news that tells them what they want to hear.

Guys, I fixed the problem

I think there is a health appetite for unbiased news. But it's likely not easy money like partisan news.

The market has really shown that there isn't a place for it. You get the unbiased news, but then you read a story you don't like and retreat back to the comfort of the liberal or conservative news source that won't make someone feel bad because Trump/Obama did something right/wrong and they were willing to say it.

it doesn't matter that these matters have been considered for centuries by some of the finest scholars in western civilization.

I think news like that has an audience. Frontline for example. It's not not as profitable. I am happy to hear criticism of Donald Trump. He's clearly a disorganized mess, but the over the top attacks and attempt to blame him for everything it's just not news, it's boring. But some people seem to lap it up.

I think PBS is pretty good overall as well. I also enjoyed Vice on HBO.

I've edited or added to about one thousand articles on Wikipedia on my old account. Others have changed things due to politics once or twice, maybe. They more often quibbled with sources or interpretations, or they wanted to add another point of view. Just my experience.

On my newer account, I pretty much just add stuff to pages that have something to do with The Virginian.

If it isn’t something like “Anne Francis, who guest starred in the 6th episode (“Gun Guest”) of the 9th season of The Virginian, was quite the dish.” I will be Highly disappointed.

I lost all faith in Wikipedia when an non-entity like Billy Dec was allowed to maintain his own entry.

It's funny when you see clowns like this regurgitating things as if he was the first guy that ever thought of them.