Crap or questionable articles

[Bbb23sucks]

Internationalism

If you read the Wikipedia article, Internationalism sounds like a type of Progressive Neoliberalism. In reality, Internationalism is an anti-capitalist and Socialist movement: https://www.wsws.org/en/special/library ... ss/14.html

The thing this article does describe is Globalism, which is a Neoliberal ideology.

The article later mentions the Socialist definition, but the lead still portrays the primary meaning as Capitalist and Globalist. This has been pointed out on the talk page several times, but most of the complaints were ignored or hidden because of supposed sockpuppetry.

[wexter]

Dan Henry Watches -- Verbose Crap Marketing to Marketing Crap..

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?ti ... =832001468

Dan Henry Watches have received consistently positive reviews, with reporters citing their tribute designs, quality of construction, and finish of the dials.[2][12][13][4][14][17][18] [1][16][15][19][3][20][17] Characterizing the whole collection, Monochrome magazine called Dan Henry watches “a boatload of bang for your buck.”[4] Worn & Wound described the collection as “simply better than the competition, with more intricate designs and higher-end executions.”[1]

[ericbarbour]

Dan Henry Watches -- Verbose Crap Marketing to Marketing Crap.

Joke's on them--I never heard of the company or its products....

Check JamesKramer2018's talkpage. He's been accused of undeclared paid editing before. Why isn't he banned? Oh, right, it was OrangeMike. The dumbass didn't follow up.

[wexter]

Ill conceived - very questionable.. organized narrative framing via an "edit-a-thon"... a few press releases .. fifteen folks.. a wheel chair.. bad fashion sense... four months.. and a bit of dedication..

I double dog (or Roxy-the-Dog) dare anyone to call this effort/article/thon out for the public relations nonsense it is.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmonton_ ... ry_Project

https://outreachdashboard.wmflabs.org/c ... _10,_2023)

Why don't we start narrative framing with our own Wikipedia Page!
-Lets create an account (alive for four months)
-Lets issue a bunch of press releases and then use them as references!
-Lets find a they/them to crank out a few articles

Shayne Giles @shaynemgiles Métis. They/Them. Radio producer and journalist in YEG. 2 time CRABO winner. Host of This Music Changed My Life, Sat

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:LittleSoka

It really gets cold in Edmonton - got to protect those fingers from frostbite lest you cannot run a PR campaign on a faux-pedia.
https://globalnews.ca/news/8660273/edmo ... r-website/

Michael Phair doing a PR cold-call with Dr. Kristopher Wells (perhaps one of which is LittleSoka)

What is the Edmonton Queer History Project? The Edmonton Queer History Project (EQHP) is a community-engaged research project designed to document, share, and celebrate the people, places, and moments that have helped to define Edmonton’s 2SLGBTQ+ history.

Why Wikipedia? .... When there is a significant information gap in representation, this absence on Wikipedia echoes across the internet.

The whole "club" all fifteen of em..

https://www.edmontonqueerhistoryproject.ca/



Who is John Gault or Who is Little Soka

Koon had a very close bond with Ahsoka Tano, having been the Jedi that found her and brought her to the Jedi Temple, affectionately nicknaming her "Little Soka".

Wikipedia - nonsense wrapped in nonsense.

Chat GPT Version

The text you provided seems to express skepticism and criticism towards the Edmonton Queer History Project and its efforts to create a Wikipedia page. It suggests that the project's narrative framing was ill-conceived and questionable. The author highlights the use of an "edit-a-thon," press releases, and a short-lived account on Wikipedia to create the page. They also comment on the involvement of a person with a wheelchair and criticize their fashion sense. The author challenges anyone to view the project as public relations nonsense. They provide links to the Edmonton Queer History Project's website and a user account on Wikipedia. The text concludes with a reference to a fictional character, Ahsoka Tano, and dismisses Wikipedia as nonsense wrapped in nonsense.

[oranges33]

[[Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.]]

Wikipedia found it encyclopedic to completely reframe Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s 50 year career and celebrity in the lede based off tweets about... 3 years of a pandemic. The entire first sentence was made to fit the last 3 years, and half the lede is now about the last 3 years.

2019 article (pre-COVID)
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?ti ... =905470045
"Robert Francis Kennedy Jr. (born January 17, 1954) is an American activist, environmental attorney, and author. Kennedy serves as president of the board of Waterkeeper Alliance,[1] a non-profit environmental group that he helped found in 1999."

current article
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_F._Kennedy_Jr.
"Robert Francis Kennedy Jr. (born January 17, 1954) is an American environmental lawyer and author known for promoting anti-vaccine propaganda and conspiracy theories."

former article mentions vaccines 0 times
current article mentions 'vaccines'... 92 times

Thought Wikipedia was an encyclopedia, not a place to get wp:bludgeoned about whatever people don't like about what a person is doing at the moment

wrote this well before myself or anyone knew he'd run for president. Weird they got a head start on tearing down this guy. I don't think he can win with that voice, but at that time he wasn't *known* for vaccine conspiracy.

[ericbarbour]

The whole "club" all fifteen of em..
https://www.edmontonqueerhistoryproject.ca/

That is exactly what most of Wikipedia looks like (albeit with fewer women on average).

current article
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_F._Kennedy_Jr.
"Robert Francis Kennedy Jr. (born January 17, 1954) is an American environmental lawyer and author known for promoting anti-vaccine propaganda and conspiracy theories."

As I said before, most of this anti-vax stuff was inserted into the article since 2016, by a succession of accounts who did little else. Socks. Last month Tzaquiel tried to clean it up, and was screamed at for his/her "trouble". See Tzakiel's talkpage and check the history of Woko Sapien. Probably a Cirt or Jytdog sock though it could belong to any of a hundred other skeptic extremists. Also:

curprev 17:43, 13 May 2023‎ Avatar317 talk contribs‎ 166,622 bytes +112‎ Undid revision 1154612209 by Tzaquiel (talk)Please stop trying to whitewash this article by FALSELY LABELLING your edits as MINOR edits and stop removing sourced content while attempting to hide the fact that you are doing that by not mentioning it on your edit summary. If the sources say he promotes "propaganda" than we follow what sources say. Read the quotes in the sources for the propaganda, and his anti-vax predates COVID

[wexter]

No feeding frenzy yet;

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_p ... nald_Trump

[wexter]

And here we go.. into bedlam..

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia ... nald_Trump

Newsweek
Newsweek is currently used as reference #10. Based on the consensus described at WP:NEWSWEEK, we should try to find a higher quality source. Cullen328 (talk) 02:37, 9 June 2023 (UTC)

[Bbb23sucks]

The whole "club" all fifteen of em..
https://www.edmontonqueerhistoryproject.ca/

That is exactly what most of Wikipedia looks like (albeit with fewer women on average).

If it was truly Wikipedia, they would all be white, no women (except for trans "women"), and 350 lbs+.

They can't have actually diversity, so they just make up new identities and assign to themselves. Then Fox News crazies go on about how they kill 80 million Americans per year. I love our political system.

[ericbarbour]

And here we go.. into bedlam..
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia ... nald_Trump

It was editwarred, and censored, and swiftly archived. Cullen's comment is long gone, with no evidence it ever existed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia ... nald_Trump