Wikipedia excommunicates Church of Scientology. No more editing by the Church. Fair or foul? See LINK:
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Jim in a Nautilus COAT
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They'll simply use other IP addresses. They will get around it. Just as AB members who are put in the penalty box show up immediately as someone else. I don't think the Church has anything to worry about. Where there is a will there's a way...right? :)
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Wikipedia was clearly fed up with CofS' abuse.
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Fair. Individual Scientologists aren't prevented from making edits on their personal computers on their own time. This just prevents editing done by CoS's PR department or something. To get a verdict like that from the Wikipedia board, they must have been crossing the line repeatedly with complete disregard to any warnings issued.
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Its fair. Wouldn't we all like to write our own reviews?
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Fair. As the cultists involved have no intention of allowing any legitimate criticisms against their fanaticism.
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It's not foul. It's brought about by CofS' abuse of Wikipedia's editing privileges. Some people say it's not the best course of action Wikipedia could have taken on this, though.
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fair all the way!
MrJosh 
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