Essay:Conservapedia
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What we've learned and accomplished here in just one year:
- Exposed the rampant Bias in Wikipedia. Wikipedia's popularity began falling when the media began to report about Conservapedia.
- Examples of Liberal Style and Liberal Behavior on Conservapedia.
- Perfect scores by students on the AP exams, 100% pass rate on the CLEP exams, and an average score of 750 on the SAT II exams for courses taught here.
- Experience in internet crime ... and how to combat it.
- Exposed the truth about:
- Abortion and Planned Parenthood.
- Homosexuals and their deceit.
- Exposed the central role of deceit in the liberal ideology.
- Created an article on the Theory of Evolution free from excessive liberal bias.
- Defined what a liberal is, including core liberal beliefs censored in Wikipedia's description.
- Exposed the falsehood in Richard Dawkins's own resume, and how atheists refuse to accept it.
- Listed the 25 worst Supreme Court decisions, and the role played by deceit in many of them.
- Created an article on Conservative Links as a guide for conservative knowledge.
- Created more than 20,000 educational, clean, and concise entries.
- Created the following sections on the Main Page:
- Masterpiece of the week section to educate our users on painting.
- Article of the Month section to highlight one of our main articles and encourage editors to learn about the subjects and improve the articles.
- Popular Articles at Conservapedia section to highlight several of our main articles and encourage editors to learn about the subjects and improve the articles.
- Daily Bible Verse section to give our editors a scripture for daily focus.
- Daily Historical Quote section to give our editors a historical quote for daily focus.
- Courses section to highlight several free courses on Conservapedia.
- Breaking News section to highlight news items from a conservative perspective and to expose liberal bias.
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