In one instance, a Scientology security guard attempted to deny a disabled senior citizen from walking to her home; this was documented on a popular YouTube video which has spawned a new internet catch phrase to describe Scientology: “Bad People“. picked by kissmenow 1 year ago

You may not know this, but there are actually a number of great references available to you that aren’t Wikipedia. Now, don’t get me wrong - I love Wikipedia, too. Whenever I first begin a project I almost always go and overview it through Wikipedia. It’s a great introduction to a subject, also connecting you easily to other related ideas, people and places. picked by sandman2 2 years ago

High-ranking defectors provide an unprecedented inside look at the
Church of Scientology and its mercurial leader, David Miscavige. picked by 2manyusernames 5 months ago

The gallery has said it plans to sue wikipedia over the use of thousands of images. Wikipedia claims the gallery is guilty of hypocrisy. picked by makuus 4 months ago

This software will flag questionable lines in Wikipedia entries...
...I find it funny that Fox News is telling this story when one of those "dodgy" edits was traced back to them. picked by DemureArt 2 years ago

A number of Muslims are upset that Wikipedia is offending their religious beliefs by including images of Muhammad on his wikipedia page. They have started a petition demanding the removal of the images (created by Muslims). Wikipedia has decided to keep the images on the page. picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago

The Church of Scientology can delete auctions from eBay with no supervision under the VeRO program, and has used this to delete all resale of the e-meters Scientologists use. This is to stop members from buying used units from ex-members instead of buying from the official (and very expensive) source. Given Scientology's record of fraud and abuse, should eBay give them this level of trust? Will th... read full post picked by extc68 2 years ago

Shawn Lonsdale, whose one-man crusade against Scientology made him a public enemy of the church, was found dead at his home over the weekend in an apparent suicide. He was 39. There were no signs of foul play, and police found what appeared to be a suicide note. picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago

ROTFLMAO! picked by buddha 2 years ago

Germany could be asked to ban the U.S.-based Church of Scientology under a Hamburg security official’s proposal that contends the group violates human rights. picked by kissmenow 2 years ago

An official at Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture was reprimanded for making over 260 contributions to the Japanese language Wikipedia about Gundam and toy robots, while he was supposed to be working.
"The agriculture ministry is not in charge of Gundam,” ministry official Tsutomu Shimomura said. picked by mitzuzake 2 years ago

Create your own Scientology church sign. picked by kissmenow 2 years ago

An Australian man who was a former high-ranking member of the Church of Scientology is calling for the religion to be "totally dismantled" because of the human rights abuses he says it inflicts on its followers. picked by doggylives 2 years ago

This is a pretty revealing and frightening interview with the son of the founder of Scientology, L. Ron Hubbard, Jr.

"Scientology and all the other cults are one-dimensional, and we live in a three-dimensional world. Cults are as dangerous as drugs. They commit the highest crime: the rape of the soul." picked by mahler87 2 years ago

Transplanted to the Holy Land in the late 1970s, the Church of Scientology is increasingly integrated into all segments of Israeli society. Whether from the ripple-effect influence of its lectures on auditors or through the funding of charitable works, Israelis are increasingly - knowingly or not - being exposed to Scientology’s unique philosophy. picked by NoKidding 3 years ago

Watch edits in wikipedia in realtime! Of course it's not alll the edits, but it's those that can fit into the timeline. picked by thejehosephat 2 years ago

A guy just wondered how much paper it is needed for printing the whole English Wikipedia. Here's the answer. picked by maxriter 2 years ago

New York Times reporter David Rohde was being held hostage by the Taliban. The New York Times and Wikipedia worked together to not only refrain from publishing the news but actively censored others from posting the story. They did this to prevent a public outcry which would have raised his value to his kidnappers. picked by 2manyusernames 5 months ago

The Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit organization behind the online encyclopedia Wikipedia, has secured over US$6.2 million after an appeal to users for donations. picked by Bornbad 11 months ago

The St. Petersburg Times - who we last heard from when publishing a report on scary Scientology leader David Miscavige - are at it again. They're moving forward with more reporting on accounts from Scientology defectors, basically waging war. picked by Bornbad 4 months ago