Jordan Stratford, Gnostic priest and writer in Victoria, B.C., blogs about possible prejudice against present-day Gnosticism on the part of the Wikipedia cabal.
My own experience with Wikipedia is tiny — making minor edits on three or four articles — but I know that there are people who must spend hours every day on it.
Other stories about “revert wars” and similar cyber-squabbles involving political figures are common enough, so I can believe that one or two judgmental editors could mess with (in this case) Gnosticism too.
For some reason, Pagan-related articles have fared better. But I know that some of the Pagan editors are the same folks who were on the former Compuserve Pagan forum circa 1990–people who spend an awful lot of time in cyberspace.
As for modern Gnosticism, another trove of articles exists at the website of the former Gnosis magazine. Founding editor Jay Kinney is himself a priest of the Ecclesia Gnostica, a contemporary Gnostic church started by Stephan Hoeller (who thus far is still in Wikipedia.)
There might be a lesson here about depending too much on Wikipedia?
Vatican and Roman Catholic Church have twisted original Christianity:
http://koti.phnet.fi/petripaavola/DaVinciCode.html
Legends and myths about Mary Magdalene:
http://koti.phnet.fi/petripaavola/marymagdalene.html
Wiccanism and Roman Catholic Church have same origin and roots:
http://koti.phnet.fi/petripaavola/wiccan.html
Roman Catholic Church has twisted history in Canon of the Bible:
http://koti.phnet.fi/petripaavola/NewTestamentCanon.html
Roman Catholic Church has pagan symbolism inside the Church and doctrine:
http://koti.phnet.fi/petripaavola/picsofRCC
I hope that you enjoy reading these writings, which reveals a twisted
history of Roman Catholic Church!