Why resort to name calling and labelling of Wikipedia's mangement because you don't understand how they intend it to work? In its own guidelines Wikipedia states:
Wikipedia is a popular site and appears high in the search engine rankings. You might think that it is a great place to set the record straight and Right Great Wrongs, but that’s not the case. We can record the righting of great wrongs, but we can’t ride the crest of the wave because we can only report that which is verifiable from reliable secondary sources, giving appropriate weight to the balance of informed opinion: what matters is not truth but verifiability. So, if you want to
- Expose a popular artist as a child molester, or
- Vindicate a murder convict you believe to be innocent, or
- Spread the word about a theory/hypothesis/belief/cure-all herb that has been unfairly neglected and suppressed by the scholarly community,
[...] you’ll have to wait until it’s been picked up in mainstream journals, or get that to happen first. Wikipedia is not a publisher of original thought or original research. "Wikipedia is behind the ball - that is we don't lead, we follow - let reliable sources make the novel connections and statements and find NPOV ways of presenting them if needed."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikiped...g_Great_Wrongs



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