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Wikipedia and ​“Neutral Point of View”

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Wikipedia’s NPOV is a lie. Every fact implies a val­ue and the deci­sion on what facts to include or omit is a val­ue judgment.

And if any­one thinks this is me say­ing objec­tiv­i­ty is impos­si­ble… you don’t know me (or objec­tiv­i­ty) very well.

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Hi, I’m Mark Gard­ner, and this is my personal blog. I show software developers how to level up by building production-ready things that work. Clear code, real projects, lessons learned.

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