Jimmy Wales

And, you know, in a number of cases, so this actually speaks to a slightly broader phenomenon, which is there are a number of cases where there is no one word that can get consensus.

And in the body of an article, that's usually okay because we can explain the whole thing.

You can come away with an understanding of why each side wants to use a certain word.

But there are some aspects, like the page has to have a title.

So there's that.

Same thing with certain things like photos.

It's like, well, there's different photos, which one's best?

A lot of different views on that.

But at the end of the day, you need the lead photo because there's one slot for a lead photo.

Categories is another one.

So at one point, I have no idea if it's in there today, but I don't think so.

I was listed in, you know, American entrepreneurs, fine, American atheists.

And I said, hmm, that doesn't feel right to me.

Like, just personally, it's true.

I mean, I wouldn't disagree with the objective fact of it.

But when you click the category and you see sort of,

a lot of people who are, you might say, American atheist activists, because that's their big issue.

So Madeline Murray O'Hare or various famous people who, Richard Dawkins, who make it a big part of their public argument and persona.

But that's not true of me.

It's just like my private personal belief.