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- 17:37, September 2, 2013 diff hist +346 Essay:Greatest Conservative Songs
- 09:57, February 4, 2013 diff hist +121 Biblical scientific foreknowledge →Bat as a bird
- 09:46, February 4, 2013 diff hist +5 Biblical scientific foreknowledge →Continental drift
- 02:11, February 3, 2013 diff hist +92 Adoption success stories
- 11:23, February 1, 2013 diff hist +25 University of Connecticut →Newspaper
- 11:23, February 1, 2013 diff hist +1,255 University of Connecticut
- 02:15, January 30, 2013 diff hist +35 Colin Kaepernick no reason for the team name to be in italics. Also, clarifying that it was the Super Bowl in February of 2013, not the Super Bowl following the 2013 season (obvious now, but won't be forever)
- 02:12, January 30, 2013 diff hist +187 Adoption success stories
- 21:12, January 28, 2013 diff hist +228 2012 Summer Olympics →Political Questions Resolved by the Games: Jin did not win the first gold, he won the second. The first was a Chinese shooter. Also, I'm proving it with a cite.
- 21:03, January 28, 2013 diff hist +98 2012 Summer Olympics
- 15:17, January 26, 2013 diff hist +190 Essay:Greatest Conservative Songs moving this to "questionable" in light of John Hall becoming a Democratic Congressman.... Perhaps this is a bad idea, if so, feel free to revert.
- 23:11, December 14, 2012 diff hist 0 Mystery:Does God Have a Sense of Humor?
- 23:10, December 14, 2012 diff hist +59 Mystery:Does God Have a Sense of Humor? Incognito is hilarious but has nothing to do with the skill. Let's separate it out, and if you can think of other generally funny names, put them with Incognito
- 12:19, December 10, 2012 diff hist +564 Examples of Bias in Wikipedia: Homosexuality adding possible example, noting it might belong in a different category
- 12:16, December 10, 2012 diff hist +41 Examples of Bias in Wikipedia: Liberal Politicians
- 12:14, December 10, 2012 diff hist +215 Wikipedia →Quality
- 16:46, December 7, 2012 diff hist +381 Best of the public →Intellectual examples
- 03:25, November 26, 2012 diff hist -5 Matt Cassel →High School
- 03:24, November 26, 2012 diff hist +834 Matt Cassel →NFL Career
- 03:19, November 26, 2012 diff hist +74 Best of the public →Achievements
- 03:17, November 26, 2012 diff hist +694 Best of the public →Achievements
- 03:10, November 26, 2012 diff hist +249 Best of the public →Musical examples: Here's one that is.
- 03:09, November 26, 2012 diff hist -116 Best of the public →Musical examples: McLean also wrote "Vincent", aka "Starry Starry Night" which became #1 in Britain and #12 in the US. American Pie is his best-known, but not a one-hit wonder by any means.
- 03:05, November 26, 2012 diff hist +1 Best of the public →Intellectual examples
- 03:01, November 26, 2012 diff hist 0 Essay:Best New Conservative Words this should be lowercase
- 02:54, November 26, 2012 diff hist +50 Essay:Best New Conservative Words according to http://articles.latimes.com/2009/jul/18/nation/na-earmarks18 Earmark was added to Merriam-Webster in 2009. Removing from not-recognized and adding to recognized.
- 02:47, November 26, 2012 diff hist -1 Andrew Schlafly Let's link to Conservapedia. Also, website titles don't get italicized, only stuff like book and movie titles. There are no books or movies about us (yet).
- 02:44, November 26, 2012 diff hist +8 The Shining
- 02:43, November 26, 2012 diff hist +44 Peyton Manning
- 02:41, November 26, 2012 diff hist +7 Good and evil fix redlink
- 01:15, November 15, 2012 diff hist -40 Mystery:Does God Have a Sense of Humor? Although Incognito is an amusing name, it has nothing to do with his profession. Here's one which actually does
- 23:35, November 14, 2012 diff hist +7 Conservapedia proven right as many as you want can be professionals - it's an age restriction. also, using the American "soccer", rather than "football" here.
- 04:03, November 9, 2012 diff hist +4 Same-sex marriage →Background
- 04:02, November 9, 2012 diff hist +12 Same-sex marriage →Background
- 04:01, November 9, 2012 diff hist +714 Same-sex marriage →Background
- 03:56, November 9, 2012 diff hist +1 Same-sex marriage →Background: Equal Protection Clause is the 14th Amendment
- 03:54, November 9, 2012 diff hist +9 Same-sex marriage
- 03:54, November 9, 2012 diff hist -16 Same-sex marriage Washington has been called - same-sex marriage is legal there
- 11:14, November 8, 2012 diff hist +181 Same-sex marriage no longer true. updating
- 10:55, November 8, 2012 diff hist +796 Same-sex marriage →Background: adding more notes on non-Christian religions. Only Orthodox Judaism was listed. Also, adding note on marriage privatization
- 10:47, November 8, 2012 diff hist -1 Same-sex marriage →Background: in practice, never say "claimed" unless you're disputing the accuracy of the claim. "argued" is better here.
- 10:45, November 8, 2012 diff hist -5 Same-sex marriage →Background: Maine has passed a ballot measure legalizing same-sex marriage. It looks like Washington will do the same, but it has not been called yet, so let's remove it from the list for now.
- 10:44, November 8, 2012 diff hist -6 Same-sex marriage →Legal disadvantages for heterosexuals: don't need the word "radio" twice.
- 10:43, November 8, 2012 diff hist +122 Same-sex marriage →Legal disadvantages for heterosexuals: that article is Borst's opinion, not fact, and needs to be stated as such.
- 10:40, November 8, 2012 diff hist +7 Same-sex marriage →Child-rearing and adoption: clarifying that sex did not matter in New York either.
- 22:17, October 30, 2012 diff hist -14 Amoral
- 22:16, October 30, 2012 diff hist 0 Amoral
- 22:16, October 30, 2012 diff hist +1 Amoral
- 22:16, October 30, 2012 diff hist +13 Amoral
- 22:16, October 30, 2012 diff hist +31 Amoral