Peer Governance and Wikipedia (interview with Bauwens & Bruns)
This week the interviews with experts and (ex-)Wikipedians, on which parts of my paper “Peer Governance and Wikipedia: Identifying and Understanding the Problems of Wikipedia’s Governance (2009)” were based, are going to be presented in a series of separate posts. This first post contains the short interviews with Michel Bauwens and Axel Bruns who are answering the same questions.
Phi Beta Iota: Strongly recommended. Wikipedia lacks integrity. It has been taken over by various cabals including Zionists, the various industrial complexes, and our very own CIA. Wikipedia is a classic example of a “controlled” asset used to misinform the public at great convenience. Across the sciences and the humanities, across most public issue areas, and certainly with respect to Open Source Intelligence, WIkipedia is a disinformation source that is very convenient for the loosely educated to embrace. It is a form of “soft” propaganda and therefore toxic.
