Wikipedia breaks policy rules
Wikipedia has long been discussed about their No Original Research (NOR) policy being a violation of their own Neutral Point Of View (NPOV) policy. Recently, a user complained about the "excluding tiny minorities" rule. Personally, I disagree with this complaint because:
- Nobody cares about something small like that
- The fact that something is excluded now does not mean that it will be excluded forever (from Blueboar)
- Some of these "tiny minority" ideas are not true
Meanwhile, I disagree with the rest of the policy because:
- There could be popular stuff only discussed with other human beings and not on sources (TV, books, newspapers, etc.)
- There are no exceptions to this rule
- Biased
- This policy is just plain stupid
- You can't back up your claims
- Adds annoying "[citation needed]" links to articles
So if you are using Wikipedia, only research on the popular stuff.