Element-14 on Wikipedia

Why?

Wikipedia is by morons for morons.

That's why you find an article there on just about any private company. But you would not be able to make your own input there, especially if it is criticism of the subject. Maybe the administrators even get paid for corruption, for placement of advertisement and protection of it.

They self indulge in being a community of editors. They select morons into their ranks, and exclude anything sensible. There are many such rotten supposedly public indices. - "dmoz.org" is another example.

In fact they are controlled by a mob. That's a proper name for their administrators.

What you find useful on wikipedia is entirely your own business.

The fact that it is made for morons does not preclude smart people from accessing it and source their delusions from it. It is not an exclusive club. The same goes for television. It is mostly dumb, but many smart people may watch it... and gradually degrade...

You have missed my point. I was not only generalizing. I also wrote examples: you can't enter smart content in wikipedia, and you can't change the corrupt ways of their self proclaimed administrators, once such administrators hijack the system.

Common sense is just not there. They create stupid rules of exclusion, then they hide behind them, stubbornly repeating rubbish and diverting discussion into nonsense. They refuse to see any way to change the rules.

I talk from experience.

Your experience is different. So be it. You only read wikipedia. You do not try to change it, to contribute, or to question it. You just consume it.

I do not find anything useful on wikipedia

Maybe I would, if I were looking for some reading fudge, fillage, jokes, and entertainment...

Message was edited by: Alistair Winning

Guys,

Sites like Element-14 are competitors for Wikipedia, i can understand why there can be no link from 1 site to the other.

I don't even see the need for the link, probably the guys from Wikimedia had the same conclusion (they are extremely biased!).

Best regards, Enrico Migchels

Andrej,

We have to face that Wikipedia does not allow to link to other websites... They make up the rules, I can fully relate to that. Maybe we also have to stop the discussion about sites like Wikipedia :-)

altough I visit the wikipedia site quite often. I believe that their knowledge base is somewhat broader than my brain is offering me ;-)

Best regards, Enrico Migchels