well i found myself harrassed through all my edits, having most of them reverted, in an intolerant and agressive manner.
some of the edits argueable have not been bad at all.
they just removed all my work, apparently a socialist-anarchist junta, just for expressing doubt about one small, very small article,
where they defined coca-colonization, as "encyclopedic", because some socialist-student revolution activist from 1960s used that word inside an university.
it is not a very common term, and to me, just a compound word, but they protected it agressivly, insisted, and a year later, they found my other edits, and reverted most of it.
also i experienced numerous other editors as muffy, pedantic, and without real-world knowledge.
one wrote, "it would be possible to edit an article without any knowledge of the topic, just applying grammar rules, and style guide".
reminds me on stalinism-bureaucracy. not the real-world market was the priority, but the "plan soll", which they usually over-fulfilled by 110%.
I do not say they are socialist, or stalinist, but definitively they have some anarchist approach. Well as we know Stalin writes about the dear Ladies's and Gentlemen of anarchism, the utmost counterproductive and reactionary force working against the socialist utopia.
J. Wales is officially known as populist. I do not openly call him Anarchist, unless he declares himself as such.
but it can be shown they attracted a lot of real-world Anarchists, and also they have a so-called "barnster".
so effectively, would it make a hudge difference?
maybe politeness forbids me to do name calling.