Wikispooks wikispooks https://wikispooks.com/wiki/Main_Page MediaWiki 1.33.2 first-letter Media Special Talk User User talk Wikispooks Wikispooks talk File File talk MediaWiki MediaWiki talk Template Template talk Help Help talk Category Category talk Property Property talk Form Form talk Concept Concept talk Document Document talk Wikipedia Wikipedia talk Test Test talk Widget Widget talk Campaign Campaign talk Module Module talk Gadget Gadget talk Gadget definition Gadget definition talk History Commons 0 7225 250600 96097 2022-08-29T19:30:45Z Sunvalley 508 basic lede, details wikitext text/x-wiki {{Website |URL=http://www.HistoryCommons.org |start=2001 |description=A collaborative research site, collecting and organising facts from the corporate media. Data used to be publicly exportable, but that feature is no longer available. The site is famous for its very detailed 9/11 timeline by [[Paul Thompson]]. |logo=history commons.png |logo_width=200px |owners=Center for Grassroots Oversight |own_words=To provide a means for members of civil society to monitor the activities of powerful entities, such as governments, large corporations, and wealthy and influential individuals. |wikipedia=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_commons |founders=Derek Mitchell, Michael Bevin }} '''History Commons''' is a website that documents events and issues of great social and political significance, focusing primarily on events from the [[1970s]] on. It was originally sponsored by The Global Center and is now operated by the [[Center for Grassroots Oversight]]. The website was previously named Center for Cooperative Research, and was located at cooperativeresearch.org.<ref>http://archive.today/2022.08.29-192258/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_Commons</ref> ==Importance== History Commons has a pretty high threshold for inclusion, giving it a high reputation for reliability. Compared to Wikispooks, it is more wedded to {{ccm}}. In this respect it is similar to [[Wikipedia]], but it is not subject to the same [[censorship]], so it has details about a number of events such [[2001 Mexican legislative assembly attack]], which are completely missing on Wikipedia. ''If you are creating a new page here, it is good to include a reference to historycommons if one is available.'' ==Activity== As of September 2016, the site appears to be semi-dormant; fatal errors are being attended to, but new material was no longer being added. The site's most recent tweet, from 6 January 2014, was a request for funds and the main site features an "urgent" request for funds.<ref>https://twitter.com/historycommons</ref> The site remains readable, however, though the last edit was made in July 2016.<ref>http://www.historycommons.org/</ref> By 2021 the website is inactive and possibly due to severe funding issues may not come online again.<ref>https://medium.com/@91erik/historycommons-org-revolutionary-app-may-go-offline-dd50143dcfb4 saved at [https://web.archive.org/web/20200121053006/https://medium.com/@91erik/historycommons-org-revolutionary-app-may-go-offline-dd50143dcfb4 Archive.org] saved at [https://archive.ph/ygPkh Archive.is]</ref> ==History Commons On Wikispooks== ===Events=== {{#ask: [[Has historycommons::+]][[Has objectClass2::Event]] |format=table |?Has historycommons |?Description }} ===Groups=== {{#ask: [[Has historycommons::+]][[Has objectClass2::Group]] |format=table |?Has historycommons |?Description }} ===People=== {{#ask: [[Has historycommons::+]][[Has objectClass2::Person]] |format=table |?Has historycommons |?Description }} {{SMWDocs}} 5k9hitkod7yye8y66if6ve68bvdt6ha