He asserts that Wikipedia's commitment to neutrality and the requirement to cite high-quality sources are fundamental principles that define its credibility.

“we always had the idea that Wikipedia should be neutral, that we should site our sources, that we should use highquality sources, like all of those values were there from the very early days.”

Wikipedia has drifted from its original mission of neutrality and now uses framing bias and propaganda to shape public perception.

“He argues that Wikipedia has drifted from neutrality into framing bias and in some cases even propaganda where subtle word choices can decide who's right, who's wrong, and what [music] ideas are pushed outside the acceptable conversation.”