- being "a manifesto against Wikipedia - against its pretensions to being encyclopedic; against its false claims of openness; against its representation of a democratic access to, and democratic enunciation of, knowledge; against its institutionalized falsification of facts; against its sordid attempts to monopolize knowledge and rewrite history by blanking out parts of our collective memory and replacing them with imprimaturs."

The article's authors are promoters of a theory called "Aetherometry" - Poor Richard's Print Shoppe acknowledges no evaluation nor interest in that particular theory pro or con, but "Wikipedia's" blatant, pervasive Leftwing bias can be experienced first-hand by examining any entry that's inherently political and controversial. Try the entry on Martin Durkin's film "The Great Global Warming Swindle," or "global warming," or any controversial political figure. If you've ever been fool enough to attempt editing a little fact, reason or sanity into any such entry, you will have experienced Wikipedia's creepy, Stalinist enforcement of that bias first hand.

However honorable were its initial intentions, if ever they were, the Wikipedia website has devolved into little more than a pompous Leftwing sandbox, utterly useless as a reference source for anything beyond identification of innocuous trivia - say, the cast of SpongeBob SquarePants. Its reputation as an authoritative reference source is undeserved and corrupting in its perpetuation as such.