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User:Pudeo/True five pillars

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The fundamental principles of Wikipedia may be summarized in five "pillars":
Keep a book of your opponent's activity to use against them later.
The articles you write are fair and balanced to your point of view. Your adversaries will unbalance them. It's best they be banned.
The rules and customs of Wikipedia are puzzling and complex. Take advantage of this to trip up inexperienced editors, and make sure they can't edit on your turf.
The appearance of civility while you railroad an editor into oblivion is important.
New ideas are to be firmly stomped out. We've always done it this way, and your new idea was tried before and didn't work. Shut up.


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