Wikipedia provides means to draw attention to bigoted entries?

_{Denyse O'Leary

July 28, 2011

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Look at the stuff about our list founder Bill Dembski: Here.

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"You can vote on this page" Believe it or not I did just that only two days ago on that very same article.CannuckianYankee_{July 28, 2011
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If they're smart, they won't just apply the voting metric to the article, but just as strongly to the voter, and use that data to establish a pattern of behavior, "voting down" controversial topics. If that pattern can be established, the weight of those voters' marks could be reduced or discounted.Mission.Impossible_{July 28, 2011
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And trigger an Amazon style no-view ratings war? Wiki has a much stiffer burden of unmet duties of care to meet.kairosfocus_{July 28, 2011
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