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criticism, not a controversy, is systematically removed from there, to the point that many of the criticisms in the original article are gone. It seems to be a pattern; the criticisms are moved to the controversy page, they are eventually labeled not technically controversies, and then they are removed. Don't get me wrong..I don't know Al Gore from a hole in the head and don't have any factual information to contribute, but it seems like a strange break in standard procedure. The
Controversies section seems toothless for such a prominent person and a poor substitute for an honest section on criticisms. For that matter, why was the Controversies section moved to a separate page in the first place...it seems to only leave, at best, an incomplete picture of the man in his biography. .--
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10x the amount of electricty that the average family does - his own spokesperson confirmed that- although their excuse was that Mr. Gore took steps to "reduce his carbon footprint" such as flying in a private jet around the worl, when there are perfectly fine commerical airliners that most "average" families are happy to travel in. I guess the creator of the internet (and self appointed creator of the universe) is too good for average.
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Harvard was the only university that he applied to, that he was an english major, changed the stated "government major" into Al Gore receiving a B.A. in government, and Al Gore's IQ scores. I also added information on his post-Vietnam attempts at graduate school in religious studies and law school at Vanderbilt university.
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with it's 320 baud modem already knows what it looks like to see ASCII characters appear on the screen one at a time in rapid succession. I also remember these modems: 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 14.4k, 56k. The main thing missing from this article is the information anyone can get with this Google Search:
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Why does it say "Gore publicly conceded the election after the
Supreme Court of the United States in Bush v. Gore ruled 5-4 that the Florida recount was unconstitutional and that no constitutionally valid recount could be completed by the December 12 deadline, effectively ending the recounts.". This
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Does anyone have a problem with removing the text "Gore was alleged to have said that he was a much more important influence on the novel than he was" from the triva section? It is uncited and ambiguous. What does "much more important influence" mean? The controversies page covers this topic and has
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Instead of its own section, I think it would make more sense for this to be incorporated into the education part of the "Early life" section. Also, I think we should be more objective about his grades. If we have a source for his cumulative GPA, we can simply state it, without any opinion on how it
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Please note that the page is only locked against anonymous and new-user edits. This is generally done on pages that see a lot of vandalism, and is truly not intended to quash discussion or criticism of an article's content. You might want to consider setting up an account so that your contributions
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Gore's disciples really do believe Al Gore "took the initiative in creating the
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What the hell does that mean? If Gore buys a jillion kw then the TVA is contracted to buy that jillion kw from united windfarms or whoever, where does the non-green power come in? Also, the information that somebody's home which contains a business/office component which is probably bigger than half
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Apples and elephants. For the Oscars, each category is voted upon by people who work in the same field (except for Best
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I edited the "Early Life" section by adding an "Education" sub-heading. I added the facts from the "Interesting Academic Facts" section that I wrote earlier and modified some of the writing to make it flow better. In the "Education" section I added Al Gore's class ranking at St. Alban's School, Al
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Seriously? All critisisms of the man have been moved to a separate page? How is this article not the opitome of a POV article? All critisims of statements, policy and viewpoints have been systematically removed from this page. This is one of the worst examples of political wiki hackery that I have
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Point Being? Jesus Christ was also a questionable source - someone "claiming" to be the son of god should not have been take seriously right? Does that mean Jesus is also wrong? No. It doesnt matter where the source comes from. The funny thing is the source turned out to be right! Al gore does use
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19:28, 31 January 2007 (UTC)jamec378 Absolutely. Although the lack of environmental issues described in his political achievements is telling in itself, I think Al Gore's two faced behavior should be better explained. Also there has been a lot of discussion about Gore's energy consumption in his
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It doesn't make sense to mention this. Nominations have no official standing. For example, Hitler and Stalin were nominees. Rush Limbaugh is also apparently a nominee this year along with Al Gore, yet I hardly think Limbaugh's article should give him credit for that. Winning the prize is all that
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We don't usually report that despite the fact that the Atlanta Braves soundly thrashed the NY Mets, with over 6 more hits and 2 more walks, they ultimately lost the run total. After 9 long innings, the umpires ended the hard fought contest with their final ruling in Braves vs. Mets, handing the
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It's pretty clear that the Tennessee Policy Group is indeed a right-wing group. However, their info about Al Gore's house appears to be more or less true. This article should at least mention that Al Gore's mansion uses a lot of energy. It's noteworthy since Al Gore is an environmentalist. A
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I don't know who you are, nor do I care, but I would appreciate it if you did not censor out my personal comments. Calling a section of an article hypocritical has nothing to do with a "personal attack"; it wasn't even directed at anyone in particular; it was an attack on the article's content.
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Please sign your comments. We aren't here to debate Al Gore's house, but the "Tennessee Center for Policy Research" is a highly questionable source, as the state evidently does not regard them as a legitimate think tank. At the least, this should be explicitly stated, since their funding is
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I'd like to go ahead and delete this business from the Tennessee Policy Group. A bit of research about the organization reveals that they're a right-wing public relations group with dubious claims of legitimacy (the Tennessee Tax Department doesn't recognize them as a legitimate organization
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Could someone please ad that Al Gore was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize 2007 (31st of January 2007). The Nomination was made by BĆørge Brende former Minister of the Environment of Norway (2001-2004) and Heidi Pedersen. The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded annually in Norway (summer/autumn).
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Why isn't there some place to add criticisms of his positions on the environment? For example, this site claims that his Tennessee estate uses more than 20 times the national average home electricity in kilowatt-hours, and it's been increasing over the last few years:
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a citation where the author says that Al Gore and Tommy Lee Jones were the basis for the main character in the novel. Without defining "much more important influence" it is difficult to see how Al Gore's claim to any level of importance can be questioned.--
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And this large group of people can nominate anyone they like. And the people who are nominated is kept secret, unless people start saying they nominated so and so. That being said, I don't think it hurts for it to be mentioned later in the article.
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Technically he hasn't been nominated for an Oscar, but the movie he's in has been (the Oscar would go to the director or producers, I think).... is there a source which talks about how there's a serious chance he could win the Nobel? ////
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Thanks for your effort. I think it looks like a pretty good summary and goes a long way to making this page npov. We can however take out the linking sources as they are in the main controversy article.
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The rest of the paragraph contains obvious bias as well - "handing the victory..." In fact, the whole article is quite biased; compare with similar articles vs. say, Gingrich or Reagan.
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Come on guys, think about it. What good is Knowledge (XXG) when articles about controversial public figures are biased and locked? This shouldn't be one more warzone for politics.
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Why does it say "the U.S. people"? In conventional English, it is almost always "the American people". It just sounds funny to me.
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176:Interesting Academic Facts
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1578:2000 Election suggestion?
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