Um, no. I tried to clarify WHY universities used it. You just like the idea that universities use it.
And there you have it folks.Confirmation bias at its best.
I pointed out that their methodology for labeling sites biased is, by their own admission, not scientific. That that doesn't bother you speaks volumes.
Um...yes, I have a variety of degrees and I work in a field that uses some of them. Shall we compare CVs?
I'm glad you put "honestly" in quotes. It is the first proper statement you have made.
That's nice. I don't think that people who honestly examine UN Watch would disagree that they champion human rights and show the UN's bias at every turn. If that's "right wing" to you then, well, that also speaks volumes. The website you referenced decided that they were "biased" in part because they got information from OTHER sites that your website already considers biased. This says nothing about WHAT they got. Your website simply judged their source URLs and labeled.
And it is contradicted by many more (which you don't like to hear). Additionally, the issue is a non-starter because MBFC makes no comment about the accuracy of statements. If you want to dismiss a website because someone tells you that, based on where they got their info, they are biased, without looking at the particular data, then go ahead and be a sheep.
If you really care, do something about it and report rather than trying to be a den mother.