I used to edit for wikipedia. I saw a "problem" where a specific troll factory was pushing a particular narrative which is factually contrary to international law.

I held out for as long as I could but it was emotionally draining

▲ kortilla 5 days ago | parent | next [-]

What does that mean? Laws don’t define truth.

	▲	2Gkashmiri 5 days ago \| parent [-]
		will of the people does? what is truth?

▲ throwaway2037 5 days ago | parent | prev [-]

    > factually contrary to international law

Can you provide us with more specifics? I am curious to hear more.

	▲	2Gkashmiri 5 days ago \| parent [-]
		now you can look it up yourself, i wont give links or anything. "kashmir" as is name, is an international dispute for control over a region between india and pakistan with the natives of that land wanting independence. What UN recognized definition of the place is "india administered kashmir" and "pakistan administered kashmir" that is split between the two till the time the issue is resolved before the UN. This is a internationally accepted definition that encompasses the situation being active. what indian based troll factory does is, unilaterally call it "indian UT of jammu and kashmir" and "pakistan occupied kashmir". I resisted for as much i could, i would revert the edits and they would be back, i would give evidence of the same in order to maintain status quo but sadly i could not keep up. i was overrun and it felt like being eaten by a mob of hungry zombies.