Wikipedia uses the term "Feminazi"??

[liberalnarb]

I heard Samantha Bee reference the group "Code Pink" on her show today, and I'll admit that I have never heard of them. If you bing search code pink, the short Wikipedia paragraph that appears reads:

Code Pink: Women for Peace is a feminazi NGO that describes itself as a "grassroots peace and social justice movement working to end U.S.-funded wars and occupations, to challenge militarism globally, and to redirect our resour...

Though when you click the Wikipedia page, the word is no longer there.

[Shandris]

1. Anyone can edit Wiki, but often the changes are near-instantly reverted.

You probably just caught it right after a vandalism; most vandalisms (but not all by any stretch, as Wiki is corrupt with politics) occur right after a prominent name mentions something people might want to look up, by people who want to sway those who 'trust' wiki (as most people will assume wiki is right and stop their search).

EDIT: Rather, Bing likely caught it right after a vandalism; I think you knew what I meant.

[Warpy]

2. That's one problem with Wiki, some of its editors are assholes

The objectionable stuff is alerted pretty quickly and deleted just as quickly, but assholes love to see their vandalism up for the few minutes it lasts.

[getting old in mke]

3. Looking at the history page

it looks like they've had some major content battles on that summary paragraph, primarily. They did shut down anonymous editing on it in February, but there are still plenty of verified editors to wreak havoc.

[mwrguy]

4. never heard of Code Pink?

They were huge during the shrub years.

http://www1.pictures.gi.zimbio.com/Polly+Miller+Codepink+Demonstrates+Support+ia3z1tOhqX3l.jpg