Month: August 2026

  • A few notes about Wikipedia’s article “Citizendium”

    Page: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizendium This is yet another article that looks credible and authoritative to someone who knows little about the subject. But, in fact, it’s simply an awful article. For shame, Wikipedia, for shame. GradesOverall: D−Completeness: FCompetency: DNeutrality: FScholarship: C−Currency: FSimplicity: C Credentials: founder of Citizendium, co-founder of Wikipedia; other experience with online encyclopedia projects and…

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  • How to set up your LLM as a Bible study tutor

    This post gives you a set of project instructions that turn any major LLM into a surprisingly competent Bible study tutor rooted in traditional, small-o orthodox Christianity. It is a companion to my earlier post, “How to Read the Bible All the Way Through for the First Time.” You copy the instructions, paste them into…

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  • WikiCritic comment: my recollection of the Seigenthaler incident

    WikiCritic commentPage: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_SeigenthalerRelevant credential: co-founder of WikipediaFirst-hand witness: I received a telephone call from John Seigenthaler, Sr. in the fall of 2005 regarding the defamatory content in his Wikipedia biography.Comment tags: talkback (maybe?) My comment is not a review of the article, but a little piece of history about it. It was, I vaguely recall,…

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