What a true badass. I admire not only her conviction, but her persistence and brains to shut down these fanboys of war.
That was a good read, thanks for posting!
Original article link: One Woman’s Mission to Rewrite Nazi History on Wikipedia, by Noam Cohen
The getpocket link doesn't work for me even though I have the pocket app.
Thanks for the feedback and link. I'm still trying to figure out how to handle articles I encounter through pocket. I've found and posted the original article in the past, only for paywalls limiting the bees that can read it. It seems like posting the direct archive link as the main link is detrimental to the current economic model of most journalism.
The best solution is probably technical -- to allow posts to include alternative links for the same content. In the meantime, we'll have to rely on helpful people like you.
You're welcome.
Poket works fine in general, it's the first time I get this kind of error message when opening an article. Maybe that's a random bug in the share feature.
I typically share the original article as main link, even if there's a paywall, then add a comment with archive link(s). Bots may be one way to automatically share archive links additional. Paywalls are annoying but I tolerable them, and subscribed to a couple newspapers. It's saner for newspaper to rely on readers subscribtion than on advertiser revenu and trackers.
Lovely read, thanks for sharing!
erm, looking at peacemaker67's wiki user page, that person does seem like a military nut.
Poorly written essay title. She's not rewriting Nazi history on WP, she's correcting Wikipeda to be in line with current historical consensus.
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