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mainstream media for failing, or more realistically, intentionally not covering issues, people, organizations who/that stand up to the mainstream establishment narrative. By definition, alternative media are not given the attention or coverage by the kinds of sites that wikipedia notability requirements call for. In that way, wikipedia reinforces what James C. Scott has described in his book, Domination and the Arts of
Resistance; Hidden Transcripts, as the and represses and sabotages the message of alternative media. I don't believe this is the intention of the policy and I believe that most wikipedians do not have that intention, but the result of requiring notability to be supported by mainstream media, and some, like thargor orlando appear to be attacking any sources that are not MSM, produces a result so that alternative media are treated as illegitimate-- which exactly what dominating powers would want. I am not accusing anyone of that intention, but it appears to be an unintended consequence that would bear close consideration so the "side-effect" can be avoided. Even attacking the content management system for not being as polished as a massive media site seems to be an ad hominem way to attack the organization. By nature, alternative media may choose not to use mass produced content management systems, like Wordpress, and should not be expected to be able to afford the biggest, most expensive, fancy ones. I apologize if this is an inappropriate place to raise this. And if it is inappropriate, is there a more appropriate place? Knowledge (XXG) is too powerful an entity to unintentionally prevent alternative media from being recognized because of a propensity for trust in top-down institutions.
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neuroscientist John R Moffett) to surreal meanderings like the “Quoth the Pig” series, which uses multimedia and text to ‘express’ the poetic anguish of the much-maligned creature. However, for those who want to hear it straight from the hog’s mouth, satirist Allan
Goldstein’s “Swine Flu Hate Speech” is a must-read. He puts himself in the trotters of an indignant pig who proselytises against the “racially” insulting “S word” but with a stoic acceptance of his value in the food chain. “We are being blamed for a virus that has yet to be detected in a single one of our members. Pigs by the million have been slaughtered to no purpose. Good bacon is going to waste.”
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statements on various websites. It was about that time that the question of delisting
Opednews seemed to raise it's head. I trusted that the wikipedia system would work and that someone or multiple people with bad intentions would not be able to cause a page that had been up for several years to be taken down. I bring this up because you mention that "Strength of opinion." And you are talking about two people. I can't tell if either of the people opposing are among the malcontents from Opednews. To get an idea of what I am talking about, do a google search here: site:OliveBiodiesel.com opednews .
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unusually broad range of coverage to what is going on the world, going beyond the usual political realm into culture, science, business, arts and living. OpEdNews' founder and director, Rob Kall, is a creative, brilliant innovator who I have had the pleasure to interact with on several projects on and off the web. He is a master at bringing together the best people in ways that take the goals of the project to the next level."
931:-OEN, like most progressive news and opinion websites, is critical of much of Israel's policy toward Palestinians. OEN employs strict policies prohibiting anti-Semitism and bigotry of all kinds. OEN is progressive and opposes right-wing, authoritarian policies which undermine human rights. OEN's coverage of Israel is fair, as evidenced by our efforts to publish both Israeli and Palestinian contributors.
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which was written by a small committee of people with conflicting agendas) that we can't even keep track of all the rules people keep making, and in the last couple of years DRV has largely stopped bothering to look at the specific notability guidelines. (If you're interested, the one that applies to this article is
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American you don't know what's happening to you. This is
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With regards to your point about the policing of notability guidelines, I remain of the opinion that this article isn't helping out our cause. I still feel that, generally, our standards for inclusion of small companies and websites is too lax and that our notability guidelines are our best defense
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But it won't be; Knowledge (XXG) is what it is. Considering the preceding debate and the strength of opinion that's being shown, and considering that we don't have evidence that OpEdNews passes the strict notability criteria as written, I now feel that a separate article isn't the best outcome for
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He noted that OpEdNews provided in-depth coverage of the swine flu epidemic through "dozens of features". Those features take the form of the "latest news" and "well-considered analyses" and "surreal meanderings". Singh discussed a particular piece by satirist Allan Goldstein whose "Swine Flu Hate
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Senator Bernie Sanders: "I think you guys do a great job. One of the issues we didn't touch upon is a situation which is becoming worse, and that is corporate control over the media: fewer and fewer large conglomerates controlling what we see here or read. So if ordinary people are going to get a
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Being included in Google News, and recommended by someone I view as the most famous independent politician in the country (Bernie Sanders), are strong indicators of notability. On the other hand, searching on "OpEdNews" on a Knowledge (XXG) search reveals a bit of a Knowledge (XXG) disaster with
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these article police, because spammers are clever and someone's got to stop them or our encyclopaedia fills up with crap until it's totally useless, but, well, let's just say that the fact that we have a rule doesn't mean it's always in the encyclopaedia's best interests to enforce it strictly on
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I understand these recommendations in terms of the most recent decision, so I think Thargor Orlando's "endorse" relates to AfD#2 (i.e. he wants the material to remain deleted) and Valoem's "overturn" also relates to AfD#2 (i.e. he wants the material to be un-deleted). Because there are multiple
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The only one that shows anything remotely substantive is your local paper doing a local interest story on a local person. Not really the type of thing that reflects notability. That your site is indexed on Google isn't really much of anything. We need substantive pieces, not local mentions.
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I had said I'd post more information within 24 hours. It appears I need to post, with formatting to the resurrected, temporary opednews page. That will take more time than I can give tonight. So, just for the record, I am pasting the information here, to, so to speak, put it on the
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I have a lot more material and supporting arguments to present to whoever decides, but the document is being worked on by the nine senior editors at opednews.com. They can be seen on the masthead, at www.opednews.com/masthead. I expect we'll have the document in a day or two.
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different point of view, a point of view which reflects the needs of the middle class and working families, to an increasing degree that we are going to have to go the progressive media. You guys do a great job, and I appreciate what you do."
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Robkall, I'd advise you userfy and add citations so we can have a look. I am familiar with your site and believe articles are subject to editorial review. The website is definitely notable and is often referenced by major publications.
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sources which are widely accepted as reliable, the case for deletion relies on defining all of the references as "passing mentions". If any source that passes as "significant coverage" can be found, then I would think that's decisive.—
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towards significant coverage. If two well-respected sources do this then consensus may swing in your favor. The more sources you can provide that cover OpEdNews in detail the more likely the article will be reinstated.
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the encyclopaedia. But even if it isn't notable, to suggest that an award-winning site that publishes articles by US senators shouldn't be covered by Knowledge (XXG)
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different ways, including Op Ed News and Oped News. Another wikipedian said that OEN had no effect upon the web, but alexa lists over 5000 inbound links to Opednews.
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I posted the research tools on your talk page. Use what I linked to find sources. I found plenty of RS and books that reference your website.
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