Talk:Democrazy
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[edit] Award Winning Film
I can't find any evidence that this film was ever up for deletion before! Where is the link on this page that it was voted on three times as has been alleged?
Even if a supposed vote can be found from who knows when, a vote before a film is released or has won awards cannot be valid now! MichaelMoore 18:35, 23 Jun 2005 (UTC)
Mike, I'm sure you remember exactly when the vote to nuke your movie's article took place, But to refresh your memory: Wikipedia:Votes for deletion/Democrazy --Calton | Talk 14:53, 12 July 2005 (UTC)
[edit] So what's the point of this site, anyways?
I'd always heard of the Wikipedia site as being this great archive of anything and everything - but the first time I use it, I find it to be a nest of bickering over who removed what.
Why would stuff be removed anyways? Makes no sense to me - shouldn't *both* the movie and the album be in the Wikipedia for it to be of any value?
--Gbonehead 14:24, 12 July 2005 (UTC)
- It's an online encyclopedia. It most emphatically is not an advertising site, a collection of links, free hosting service for promoting no-budget films, or, most especially, Michael Legge's personal PR agency. It collects what is notable, not promotes what isn't so it can become notable.
- ...shouldn't *both* the movie and the album be in the Wikipedia for it to be of any value?
- I'm sure that Wikipedia will somehow muddle along, even if lack of an entry for some no-budget film made by an insanely self-promoting Michael Moore-wannabe makes it, as you say, valueless.
