>There is a large movement to censor this guy's opinions
Wikipedia is the wrong place for opinions
Wikipedia is the wrong place for opinions
* https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Larry_Sanger/Why_I_am_n...
Still there after 23 years.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Larry_Sanger/Ordinary_Leg...
And this one is now pending deletion:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Larry_Sanger/Editorial_pa...
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Diff/1359185792
And the second is being discussed, with at minimum 3 more days of discussion to go. It isn't pending anything yet. It only becomes pending deletion when the outcome of the discussion is a consensus to delete. Indeed, the discussion so far has a fair number of people arguing that it should not be deleted.
So still nope.
In practice, just read TFA and this whole thread of comments about it.
The meta-pages where people discuss the pages and the sites are full of opinions and debate.
Wikipedia is literally all about opinions. A huge amount of its activity is different ideological camps battling to control the narrative presented in the reference work millions use by default and treat as authoritative.
And it's not an even close to an even playing field for every camp. Some camps get to push their opinions as authoritative and squash dissenters, others have to fight for the barest representation.
The key is selective enforcement: depending on your camp, you either have to walk on eggshells (and probably will get banned anyway) or can behave atrociously towards others and be given a pass every time time.