User:Sir Joseph

My Images for use on Wikipedia:

• Steps in Har Nof
  Steps in Har Nof
• Pico Peak
  Pico Peak
• Manayunk Bridge
  Manayunk Bridge
• Street sign in Lower Merion
  Street sign in Lower Merion
• Bala Cynwyd Library
  Bala Cynwyd Library
• Mill Creek
  Mill Creek
• Flag of Lower Merion
  Flag of Lower Merion
• Seal of Lower Merion
  Seal of Lower Merion
• Great Falls (Passaic River) after Hurricane Irene
  Great Falls (Passaic River) after Hurricane Irene
• A photo of a Belgian Horse taken at the Van Saun County Park in Bergen County, NJ.
  A photo of a Belgian Horse taken at the Van Saun County Park in Bergen County, NJ.
• Stalactite Formation in Avshalom Cave
  Stalactite Formation in Avshalom Cave
• View of NYC from trail on Garret Mountain
  View of NYC from trail on Garret Mountain
• Passageway in Laurel Caverns
  Passageway in Laurel Caverns
• Aerial view of Manayunk Bridge, facing Lower Merion, showing the S curve.
  Aerial view of Manayunk Bridge, facing Lower Merion, showing the S curve.
• Aerial view of Number 11 Boathouse Row, the home of the College Boat Club of the University of Pennsylvania.
  Aerial view of Number 11 Boathouse Row, the home of the College Boat Club of the University of Pennsylvania.

How Wikipedia works, in one act: Albert Einstein edits an article and puts in "2+2=4." He is reverted by an editor claiming that "2+2=5." He reverts the edits claiming WP:BLUESKY and "take it to talk, but 2+2=4." Another editor reverts Albert and says, "It's not BLUE if someone reverts, stop edit warring." Albert then goes to the talkpage and presents his case, but the two editors are now claiming they have consensus that 2+2=5. Albert tries to show how 2+2=4, but he is told he is being DISRUPTIVE and a WIKILAWYER. Albert says that consensus can't trump the truth, that 2+2=4. Finally, an admin shows up and blocks Albert Einstein for being disruptive and a wikilawyer. The article now will show that 2+2=5 due to consensus of its editors.

Cartoons by Bradley, cartoonist of the Chicago Daily News; (1917) (14585196658)

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