Larry Sanger

Abolish the blacklists.

Okay, so get rid of the perennial sources page.

It began as an essay, if I'm not mistaken, and so it should be made a subpage of the person who ever started it.

And then you simply say that if there is a source which is not

supported, that is regarded by many Wikipedians as not reliable, et cetera, then you, when there is a claim made in such a source, depending on the circumstances,

It can be made, but it has to be attributed to the source.

And the other side obviously should be given an opportunity to respond with its own sources as needed.

Which is what we have been speaking about.

So I don't really think that's necessary to go into any more detail about that.

But that particular article, each of these has an article that it's linked to.

That particular article is good as a sort of introduction to the issues involved.

Right, so number five, repeal, ignore all rules.

So yeah, in the early weeks of Wikipedia, there were a lot of people who were shy and not bold enough about making edits, which you really have to be if you're going to work on a wiki.

And so I was encouraging them by saying, be bold in updating pages and so forth.

And one of the other things that I said is ignore all rules.

If rules make you nervous and not desirous of participating in the wiki, then ignore them and go about your business.

That's essentially the original wording.

And the whole idea is a tongue-in-cheek expression of our good faith trust in people to get things right, more or less.

And if they actually do...

You know, step over the line somehow.