User talk:Fadli Idris
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[edit]Hi! I don't think you are reading this anymore, but I thought I would comment:
- "Wikipedia is not a project with a neutral point of view, wikipedia allow images deemed insulting a religion."
- If Wikipedia had presented the images as if they were the truth, then yes. But Wikipedia is simply stating these images exist, showing what they look like so people can decide "are they insulting?" - and describing the history and makings of these images. The English Wikipedia has many images offensive to many groups (Nazi images, anti-Christian imagery, sexual images, etc). The English Wikipedia isn't judging "these images are right" - But in order to teach people about the images, we believe that we have to display them. We aren't saying that these images are good, or that they say the truth. We believe that in order to teach people about them, we have to show them.
- "Many cases resolved by way of voting to reach consensus to the exclusion of minority opinions. Therefore, I stopped to contribute in wikipedia to a change in policy." - Well, minority opinions are given due consideration. On the English Wikipedia we decided to reject the minority rationale. This doesn't mean that there was no fairness given.
- I think the best way to handle it is for you to ask Muslim Wikipedians who share your beliefs to follow the instructions at en:Talk:Muhammad/FAQ and block their own accounts from seeing those images
WhisperToMe (talk) 02:01, 14 February 2011 (UTC)
- For the Commons I made User:WhisperToMe/Userboxes/NoMo, a userbox for people who wish that the English Wikipedia would not host Muhammad images WhisperToMe (talk) 05:51, 17 February 2011 (UTC)
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