Re: The fallacy of power
Posted in Wikipedia on April 29, 2008Thank you for this email, Erik. It is a pleasure to have so many eloquent writers in the Foundation… perhaps a benefit of starting from a community.
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Thank you for this email, Erik. It is a pleasure to have so many eloquent writers in the Foundation… perhaps a benefit of starting from a community.
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Jesse Martin (Pathoschild) wrote: > Michael Snow <wikipedia@verizon.net> wrote: >>> If there’s a need to give people notices, this could also be.
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Hamitr over at our MyBB Wikipedia page (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MyBulletinBoard) feels it is in his hands and his hands only to govern the MyBB Wikipedia page as he sees fit. He feels that important links should not be put up on …
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“When someone decides to look something up in Wikipedia, a computer is typically involved. But that may well change. In Germany, a printed collection of Wikipedia articles is being produced for the first time by a major publisher, …
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David, fair points. Moreover, these stats are for amusement purposes only, and tell little more than the email-prone nature of the community, since a.
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Based on concerns raised on this list, the elections committee is changing the requirement from “at least 50 edits between April 1, 2008 and June 1, 2.
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So I was doing some of my standard browsing on Wikipedia tonight. I decided to avoid my customary subjects of booze and killing machines for a broader subject. I picked Peru. I should know more about Peru. You should too, probably. …
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“You may remember that Pluto got kicked out of the planet club a couple of years ago, so all of a sudden there was all of this activity on Wikipedia. The talk pages light up, people are editing the article like mad, and the whole …
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Wikinews has learned that a United States Department of Justice (DOJ) IP Address has been blocked on Wikipedia after making edits to an article which were considered “vandalism”. In two separate instances, the IP address from the DOJ …
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PMwiki is nice PHP based wiki that stores content in files. It’s fast, easy to use, suitable for use by several people if running on a server (it needs a web server) and, like TiddlyWiki (using a freely downloadable theme), …
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