User:Rwmorrison

Welcome to My User Page

Who Am I

• My name is Ron Morrison Jr.
• I am a graduate of New Buffalo High School, class of 1981.
• My father was coach of the New Buffalo 1963 Michigan Class C Basketball Champions.

Where Am I

I'm currently located in Bruce Crossing, MI located in Stanndard Township, Michigan in the Great UP North.

In the Flesh

Currenly working independently, focused on open source solutions and facilitating greater privacy and security for anyone wise enough to know why it's so extremely vital and for those willing to make the necessary changes regarding "convenience" to do so.

What I Like and Support

• Open Source Software
• DeGoogling and UnGoogling mobile phones
• Converting Microsoft computers to Linux!
• Reviving "old" computers by installing Linux!
• NOT having a Google account / NOT using Google anything
• NOT having Meta (Facebook, Instagram, Messenger) or Twitter accounts
• Keeping the Right to Repair
• Researching and reading real history
• Studying the KJV Bible

My Wikipedia Contributions

I don't spend much time on the platform as is evidenced by my having only made two edits since creating an account in 2006 (both involving my home town New Buffalo Michigan).

So while I don't hang out here much I have had a dozen or so occassions to investigate and review certain Wikipedia pages for edits (changes, deletes and omissions), something not possible without an account, but also something that is not reflected as a user reviewable "activity" on the platform (that I am aware of, short of log records for logins, logouts and visited pages).

Wikipedia Philosophy

It's a tool. The information found used to be more reliable before being almost entirely co-opted by the intelligence community and other self-interested narrative pushing control freaks.

Dreams for Wikipedia

I try to stick to reality and what's in front of me. Wikipedia does not necessarily represent either of these things. It's just a tool and so while it DOES have it's place and CAN BE useful, it should not be trusted as the authoritative source for anything in the absence of double and triple checking, particularily looking for key omissions or recent "event driven edits".