I wouldn't be too hopeful of getting the Wikipedia page changed and it staying that way.

Indeed. There is a history of non standard members, admins, moderators, abusing their privileged status to remove any anti feminist POVs and defacing pro male pages.

Quote from AnIrishGuy

The Masculism page on Wikipedia used to be a great resource to direct people to. Here's the page from last year: Masculism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Now, take a look at how short the list of points is now: Masculism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia .
Then, also look at how big the section "Criticism and Response" has become in comparison.

The men's right's page is longer these days: Men's rights - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia . But still not as thorough as the masculism page was. A sample issue not mentioned on either of the current pages (mascuism or men's right) is prison rape.

It'd be great if this message could be passed around and highlighted. I don't know the rules of Wikipedia but I'm sure there must be some among our community, either on this forum or other fora/forums, who could work on this issue.

There is a Wiki set up for the MRM. WikiMANNia:Main Page - WikiMANNia WikiMANNia was set up to be a Wiki for the MRM. To get our message out with having it taken down or being rewritten by our opposition. All you have to do is ask the guys over there and they will allow you access.

Quote from AnIrishGuy

The Masculism page on Wikipedia used to be a great resource to direct people to. Here's the page from last year: Masculism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Now, take a look at how short the list of points is now: Masculism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia .
Then, also look at how big the section "Criticism and Response" has become in comparison.

The men's right's page is longer these days: Men's rights - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia . But still not as thorough as the masculism page was. A sample issue not mentioned on either of the current pages (mascuism or men's right) is prison rape.

It'd be great if this message could be passed around and highlighted. I don't know the rules of Wikipedia but I'm sure there must be some among our community, either on this forum or other fora/forums, who could work on this issue.

Here's an article I came to by chance on the issue: Men's Rights Fight Breaks Out On Wikipedia

I haven't read it in full but it seems to give some interesting background info. Unfortunately it's not a neutral piece.

If I was a marketing person, I'd see masulism as an insult. Just like the 1970s when gays had a float for NAMBLA that held the gay movement back decades.