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Conservapedia
| Conservapedia | |
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| Description | Internet encyclopedia |
| Slogan | The Trustworthy Encyclopedia |
| Available language(s) | english |
| Launched | November 21, 2006 |
| Current status | active |
| Number of Articles | 50,700 (Effective: Dec 31, 2020) |
| More info | |
| Software | MediaWiki |
| Content license | See Conservapedia Copyright[cp] |
| Registration | yes |
| Commercial | no |
| Owner | Andrew Schlafly[cp] |
| URL | conservapedia.com |
Conservapedia is an US-American wiki-encyclopedia[wp], claiming to be conservative and family-friendly. It was launched on November 21, 2006. It was founded by teacher and attorney Andrew Schlafly[cp] with the help of several students from his fall 2006 World History class.
Schlafly realized that Wikipedia, despite its claim of neutrality[wp], contained bias against the achievements of Christianity and conservatism.
Though Conservapedia originally contained mostly history articles, it has grown over several years to be a general reference, with information about history, math, science, politics, religion and other topics. It also contains debates, essays and educational resources. In March 2007 it was picked up by the media, and faced a barrage of vandalism.
Since then it has grown to now over 35,000 articles with about 950 active editors and has approximately ten million page views (July 2011[1]).
Leadership
Unlike Wikipedia, which bills itself as a democratic system and ends up functioning as a mobocracy, Conservapedia employs a hierarchical structure based on a merit system. Andrew Schlafly is the chief administrator and is the most prolific editor. Andrew Schlafly is the fifth child of Phyllis Schlafly.
Character
Many pages tagged as essays are really more like projects, or are otherwise thought-provoking, giving Conservapedia some characteristics of a think tank[wp].[2]
References
- ↑ Conservapedia: Statistics
- ↑ Conservapedia: Conservapedia
See also
External links
- Website: conservapedia.com
- Wikipedia has an article about Conservapedia
- RationalWiki has an article about Conservapedia
- Conservapedia has an article about WikiMANNia
- Conservapedia: Conservapedia, About Conservapedia
- Conservapedia: Bias in Wikipedia, How Conservapedia Differs from Wikipedia
- Wikipedia vs Conservapedia, Peter Sbarski, 10 March 2007
- Review of Conservapedia.com: A Bias Spin On Facts, Jan Castagnaro, 14 September 2007
- "Conservapedia": Gegenaufklärer im Netz, FAZ on 24 April 2007 (german)