Conservapedia - User contributions [en]

Talk:Reddit

2016-05-03T07:04:08Z

Restofyour: /* I've added in conservative subreddits */

==/r/atheism==

/R/atheism has become an echo chamber for hate speech against Christians and Conservatives in the United States. Currently, it has become a place for the Secular Student Alliance to raise funds to ban God from the public square, particularly schools, and promote left wing politics.

== I've added in conservative subreddits ==

If the're any other conservative subreddits, please don't hesitate to add them to that list. [[User:Restofyour|Restofyour]] ([[User talk:Restofyour|talk]]) 00:43, 3 May 2016 (EDT)

:As a former Reddit user, there are some other good conservative subreddits auch as Pro-life. Too many Poe subreddits that pretend to be conservative but are actually the opposite. Can't remember which ones but I think Catholicism is one but Catholics is not. If more subs are added, make sure they are not the fraud version.--Jpatt 01:10, 3 May 2016 (EDT)

::Okay, I'll try not to fall in to that trap. [[User:Restofyour|Restofyour]] ([[User talk:Restofyour|talk]]) 01:12, 3 May 2016 (EDT)

:::FYI, I started the sub r/The_Donald. When I left it had 300 members. It stands at 115,000 now. The little seed became a tree.--Jpatt 01:17, 3 May 2016 (EDT)

::::This sort of stuff gives me hope. Thankyou for your contributions to Internet conservatism. [[User:Restofyour|Restofyour]] ([[User talk:Restofyour|talk]]) 03:04, 3 May 2016 (EDT)

Talk:Reddit

2016-05-03T05:12:58Z

Restofyour: /* I've added in conservative subreddits */

Talk:Reddit

2016-05-03T04:43:23Z

Restofyour: /* I've added in conservative subreddits */ new section

2016-05-03T04:41:31Z

Restofyour: /* Conservitive subreddits */

'''Reddit''' is a [[social media]] website. Their users submit content and vote submissions "up" or "down" to determine their position on the pages of the site. These votes give a user 'Karma', one for links and one for comments. The best content would reach the front page, hence the slogan "the front page of the internet." Reddit was a defining representation of democratization of culture and promoting the free flow of knowledge across the net. As the site grew and new CEOs took over, free speech became a casualty. Content and groups have been deleted by corporate management, this has generated a loud backlash.

Unlike other social media sites, the user page consists largely of previous posts and comments, no detailed user information, no avatar, no real names requirement, no friends list, no bio.

Nearly all social media sites are created/owned by [[liberal]]s and Reddit is no different. Unlike [[Twitter]] where there is a large [[conservative]] user population, the exact opposite can be said of Reddit.

==Subreddits==
Reddit is organized into "subreddits", each for a subject or area of interest, where users submit their content. There are currently 50 default subreddits which automatically appear on the front page, but registered users can customize which subreddits they subscribe to and therefore which appear on their personal front page.

[[Reddit atheism]] subreddit is one of the largest, most active communities of [[atheist]]s on the internet. In 2013, it was removed from the default subreddit list for not being up to standards of the site.<ref>http://www.redditblog.com/2013/07/new-default-subreddits-omgomgomg.html</ref>

The website is awash in NSFW "Not safe for work" content. A quick search for subreddits of 'Pics' turns up group after group of porn, deviant fetishes, and nudity. So much so, younger people should not become a registered user.

==Gaming the system==
Reddit is hopelessly gamed. Rules are in place to prevent overzealous moderators and vote fixing but liberals easily circumvent this. Conservatives are subject to 'Downvote brigades'. This team effort leads to content not appearing popular. r/Politics subreddit is an example faking non-bias. Only liberal news content is allowed and removal of conservative content is the standard operating procedure.

During 2009, it was believed that the infamous [[Digg Patriots]] were actively engaging in censorship on the website by collectively banning liberal users and hiding liberal posts while promoting conservative posters. These actions were revealed in 2010, after a year long investigation leading to most of these users being banned from the service.

==Conservitive subreddits==
Despite the overwhelming liberal bias on Reddit, there are a few subreddit a with conservative populations; such as /r/Conservative, /r/The_Donald, /r/Globalwarmingisfake and /r/CapitalismVSocialism.

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Websites]]
[[Category:Online social networking]]

2016-05-03T04:38:51Z

Restofyour: /* Conservitive subreddits */

'''Reddit''' is a [[social media]] website. Their users submit content and vote submissions "up" or "down" to determine their position on the pages of the site. These votes give a user 'Karma', one for links and one for comments. The best content would reach the front page, hence the slogan "the front page of the internet." Reddit was a defining representation of democratization of culture and promoting the free flow of knowledge across the net. As the site grew and new CEOs took over, free speech became a casualty. Content and groups have been deleted by corporate management, this has generated a loud backlash.

Unlike other social media sites, the user page consists largely of previous posts and comments, no detailed user information, no avatar, no real names requirement, no friends list, no bio.

Nearly all social media sites are created/owned by [[liberal]]s and Reddit is no different. Unlike [[Twitter]] where there is a large [[conservative]] user population, the exact opposite can be said of Reddit.

==Subreddits==
Reddit is organized into "subreddits", each for a subject or area of interest, where users submit their content. There are currently 50 default subreddits which automatically appear on the front page, but registered users can customize which subreddits they subscribe to and therefore which appear on their personal front page.

[[Reddit atheism]] subreddit is one of the largest, most active communities of [[atheist]]s on the internet. In 2013, it was removed from the default subreddit list for not being up to standards of the site.<ref>http://www.redditblog.com/2013/07/new-default-subreddits-omgomgomg.html</ref>

The website is awash in NSFW "Not safe for work" content. A quick search for subreddits of 'Pics' turns up group after group of porn, deviant fetishes, and nudity. So much so, younger people should not become a registered user.

==Gaming the system==
Reddit is hopelessly gamed. Rules are in place to prevent overzealous moderators and vote fixing but liberals easily circumvent this. Conservatives are subject to 'Downvote brigades'. This team effort leads to content not appearing popular. r/Politics subreddit is an example faking non-bias. Only liberal news content is allowed and removal of conservative content is the standard operating procedure.

During 2009, it was believed that the infamous [[Digg Patriots]] were actively engaging in censorship on the website by collectively banning liberal users and hiding liberal posts while promoting conservative posters. These actions were revealed in 2010, after a year long investigation leading to most of these users being banned from the service.

==Conservitive subreddits==
Despite the overwhelming liberal bias on Reddit, there are a few subreddit a with conservative populations; such as /r/Conservitism, /r/The_Donald, /r/Globalwarmingisfake and /r/CapitalismVSocialism.

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Websites]]
[[Category:Online social networking]]

2016-05-03T02:09:34Z

Restofyour:

'''Reddit''' is a [[social media]] website. Their users submit content and vote submissions "up" or "down" to determine their position on the pages of the site. These votes give a user 'Karma', one for links and one for comments. The best content would reach the front page, hence the slogan "the front page of the internet." Reddit was a defining representation of democratization of culture and promoting the free flow of knowledge across the net. As the site grew and new CEOs took over, free speech became a casualty. Content and groups have been deleted by corporate management, this has generated a loud backlash.

Unlike other social media sites, the user page consists largely of previous posts and comments, no detailed user information, no avatar, no real names requirement, no friends list, no bio.

Nearly all social media sites are created/owned by [[liberal]]s and Reddit is no different. Unlike [[Twitter]] where there is a large [[conservative]] user population, the exact opposite can be said of Reddit.

==Subreddits==
Reddit is organized into "subreddits", each for a subject or area of interest, where users submit their content. There are currently 50 default subreddits which automatically appear on the front page, but registered users can customize which subreddits they subscribe to and therefore which appear on their personal front page.

[[Reddit atheism]] subreddit is one of the largest, most active communities of [[atheist]]s on the internet. In 2013, it was removed from the default subreddit list for not being up to standards of the site.<ref>http://www.redditblog.com/2013/07/new-default-subreddits-omgomgomg.html</ref>

The website is awash in NSFW "Not safe for work" content. A quick search for subreddits of 'Pics' turns up group after group of porn, deviant fetishes, and nudity. So much so, younger people should not become a registered user.

==Gaming the system==
Reddit is hopelessly gamed. Rules are in place to prevent overzealous moderators and vote fixing but liberals easily circumvent this. Conservatives are subject to 'Downvote brigades'. This team effort leads to content not appearing popular. r/Politics subreddit is an example faking non-bias. Only liberal news content is allowed and removal of conservative content is the standard operating procedure.

During 2009, it was believed that the infamous [[Digg Patriots]] were actively engaging in censorship on the website by collectively banning liberal users and hiding liberal posts while promoting conservative posters. These actions were revealed in 2010, after a year long investigation leading to most of these users being banned from the service.

==Conservitive subreddits==
Despite the overwhelming liberal bias on Reddit, there are a few subreddit a with conservative populations; such as /r/Conservitism, /r/The_Donald and /r/CapitalismVSocialism.

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Websites]]
[[Category:Online social networking]]

Albury

2016-05-03T00:33:58Z

Restofyour:

Albury is a city in [[New South Wales]], [[Australia]]. It is on the north bank of the [[Murray River]], the boundary between NSW and the state of [[Victoria]]. The current mayor is Henk van de Ven, who is left-leaning. The city was traditionally conservative but is becoming more liberal in recent times. The town is supposedly named after a town in [[Britian]] and it is a centre for commerce in the [[Riverina]] region.

Albury

2016-05-03T00:33:23Z

Restofyour:

Albury is a city in [[New South Wales]], [[Australia]]. It is on the north bank of the [[Murray River]], the boundary between NSW and the state of [[Victoria]]. The current mayor is Henk van de Ven, who is left-leaning. The city was traditionally conservative but is becoming more liberal in recent times. The town is supposedly named after a town in [[Britian]] a and it is a centre for commerce in the [[Riverina]] region.

Albury

2016-05-03T00:29:31Z

Restofyour:

Talk:Albury

2016-05-02T23:40:17Z

Restofyour:

Take a breath. Start again. Check your spelling, grammar etc. before uploading.
:In this particular case - an Australian town - tell them where it is. Not just NSW but where in NSW. (It is not Dubbo. Or Maitland after all.) What's it's importance. When was it founded and by whom. Who is it named after. Mention Wodonga. Mention the change in rail gauges. (If you're really clever you can boor them with the story of each state's insistence of having its own rail gauge - that, however, would need to be another article.
:Are you getting the drift?
:Most of all, don't reference wikipedia. Not here. CP doesn't like wikipedia.
:You will notice I left you with a red link. I try not to leave them around. Perhaps at some stage you can write an article on the [[Murray River]].

:I can be a pain in the arse but my heart's in the right place. I'm at alan.carvel@gmail if you want to a yarn.

[[User:AlanE|AlanE]] ([[User talk:AlanE|talk]]) 01:28, 2 May 2016 (EDT)

Okay. Thankyou very much. I was trying to make this page from a mobile device with bad internet - I'll try and fix up the page with your hints when I can get the time. [[User:Restofyour|Restofyour]] ([[User talk:Restofyour|talk]]) 19:40, 2 May 2016 (EDT)

Albury

2016-05-02T04:29:46Z

Restofyour:

Albury is a town in New South Wales, Ausrtalia.<ref name = "Albury" [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albury], Wikiepdia</ref>

Albury

2016-05-02T04:29:14Z

Restofyour:

Albury is a town in New South Wales, Ausrtalia.<ref name = "Albury" [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albury], </ref>

Albury

2016-05-02T04:28:21Z

Restofyour: Created page with "Albury is a town in New South Wales, Ausrtalia. <ref name = "Albury" [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albury], </ref>"

Albury is a town in New South Wales, Ausrtalia. <ref name = "Albury" [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albury], </ref>

User:Restofyour

2016-05-02T03:16:47Z

Restofyour: Created page with "Hello! I'm from Australia."

Hello! I'm from Australia.