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===Automatic CU of all "new" editors on ARBPIA?=== |
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I don't think this is workable; the CUsers would go on strike due to the workload. However, I propose a weaker version: it should be that a valid reason for requesting CU that a new user appears already familiar with Wikipedia editing. The CUser can decide whether the evidence provided for "already familiar with Wikipedia editing" is adequate. [[User:Zero0000|Zero]]<sup><small>[[User_talk:Zero0000|talk]]</small></sup> 12:14, 31 August 2015 (UTC) |
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===NPoV enforcement=== |
===NPoV enforcement=== |
Revision as of 12:14, 31 August 2015
Recruitment
- The Right's Latest Weapon: 'Zionist Editing' on Wikipedia 'Idea is not to make Wikipedia rightist but for it to include our point of view,' Naftali Bennett, director of the Yesha Council says, Aug 18, 2010, Haaretz
- Wikipedia Editing for Zionists, August 20, 2010 NY Times
- Zionist Internet Struggle to Hit Wikipedia, 8/3/2010, Aruz 7
- Aligning Text to the Right: Is a Political Organization Editing Wikipedia to Suit Its Interests? Jun 17, 2013 Haaretz
AfD
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Rania Siam (deleted)
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jihad Shaar (deleted)
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Ghadeer Jaber Mkheemar (deleted)
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Ouze Merham (no consensus)
- Keep votes by Canadian Monkey (talk · contribs) (=NoCal100); I am Dr. Drakken (talk · contribs) (=NoCal100); American Clio (talk · contribs)
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Apes and pigs in Islam (deleted; but remade as:)
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Animal conspiracy theories involving Israel (2011: 1st nom, weak keep)
- Keep votes Two for the show (talk · contribs) (=NoCal100) ScottyBerg (talk · contribs) (=Mantanmoreland) Passionless (talk · contribs)
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Zoological conspiracy theories (Arab-Israeli conflict) (2012: 2nd nom, weak keep)
Socks
NoCal and Lutrinae:
- Wikipedia:Sockpuppet investigations/AndresHerutJaim; any Cablevision, Buenos Aires, Argentina IP. (Like this)
Other
- Interiew
- Mehdi Hasan: There’s also the issue, of course, of really, really contentious issues that people feel strongly about on lots of different sides. A few years ago, I believe, an Israeli lobbying group was accused of encouraging its members to become Wikipedia editors so that they could control the narrative on the Israeli conflict. How, then, can I take any pages on Wikipedia seriously about Israel-Palestine?
- Jimmy Wales: There's one model people have of how Wikipedia should work, which is a battleground. So the battleground is: Wikipedia will get to neutrality because people from different sides will fight it out until they somehow have to come to a compromise. We reject that approach. That approach is not healthy. That approach just leads to endless conflict. Instead what we like to say is, “Look, Wikipedia - every Wikipedia editor has a responsibility to try to be neutral. To try to take into account different perspectives on an issue, and if there is no one…” (source: [1])
Remedies?
500 edit limit for new users?
Semi-protect all ARBPIA ?
Automatic CU of all editors blocked as socks?
Automatic CU of all "new" editors on ARBPIA?
I don't think this is workable; the CUsers would go on strike due to the workload. However, I propose a weaker version: it should be that a valid reason for requesting CU that a new user appears already familiar with Wikipedia editing. The CUser can decide whether the evidence provided for "already familiar with Wikipedia editing" is adequate. Zerotalk 12:14, 31 August 2015 (UTC)