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This comment from a recent Slashdot discussion hits the nail squarely on the head:
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No, just that many "Misplaced Pages Admins" (as opposed to active editors who don't seek special status) are sewer rejects who flock to Misplaced Pages because it lets them abuse power. Deletionists especially are a fucking retarded subclass of the rest, whose sole contribution to society is deleting something someone else did.
Misplaced Pages rocks. It's too bad so many people are dedicated to pissing all over it.
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== M*A*S*H Episodes ==
== M*A*S*H Episodes ==
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Wikipolitics
I am an extreme inclusionist. Only articles that support a small subset of speedy criteria should be deleted:
Nonsense
Pure slander
I hold that copyright is not simply a legal or utilitarian construct but an objective moral principle, and thus all individuals are obligated to abide by it totally and absolutely. Thus, I oppose all so-called (but misnamed) "fair use" images and aggressively pursue copyvios. This is not a contradiction with my radical extremist inclusionism, as inclusionism is concerned with what subjects are worthy for articles, not the particular content of those articles.
Misplaced Pages:When to use the generic stub tag--why I think people who aren't actively into stub-sorting should just use {{stub}} and let the stub-sorters figure out which topical stub tag is appropriate.
Misplaced Pages:Why do you care?--on why people need to worry less about why people come to Misplaced Pages, and what other activities they may participate in besides encyclopedia-writing on Misplaced Pages.
I am the creator of Template:Crank, which looks like this:
This article concerns a topic which is deemed by the overwhelming majority of experts in its concerned field to be absolutely absurd or total nonsense
I created this a few weeks after someone (probably only half-jokingly) suggested it in #wikipedia; however, it has usefulness. Use it where needed, but be prepared to back it up.
M*A*S*H Quotes
(Season Three, Episode "Springtime"):
Radar: Slaking? Wow...
(Season Six, Episode "Fade In, Fade Out"):
Winchester: Where may I find your commanding officer?
Radar: Uh, in his commanding office, sir.
Articles I have written
I am the primary author or originator of the following articles:
A current major project of mine is breaking up the article on President George W. Bush; to that end, I have created the following articles which consist of content moved over from the main article:
"The difference between myself and socialists is that I want freedom for everyone, whereas socialists only want freedom for those who don't have something they want (and EVERYBODY has something a socialist wants)."
"A field of study can be safely considered complex when it starts using Hebrew letters for symbols."
"Given a sufficiently strong spring, any Maglite battery compartment cover is impossible to close."
"The most amazing thing in the world is how the company that makes Maglites manages to stay in business. The most any person would need at any one time is three--one for the house, one for the car, and one kept with all his camping gear. And those three will last forever, and will likely wind up being passed on to the grandchildren, who will pass them on to their grandchildren, ad infinitum. So where are all these new sales coming from?"
"Revolution becomes necessary, or at least justified, when government seeks to deny its citizens the means of planning or carrying out a revolution."
"People who think porn degrades women obviously haven't heard of feminism."
"Welfare recipients are the new feudal lords--they are the unproductive living off the productive by holding them at gunpoint."
"Anyone who argues against something on the grounds that it will help 'the big companies' can be safely ignored--not because of the idea itself, but because he used the phrase 'the big companies'."
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