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He contrasts Wikipedia with television by saying Wiki is interactive, and participatory, whereas TV is passive. You can make TV interactive–ever watch Mystery Science Theater 3000? Ever seen a viewing of the Rocky Horror Picture Show? …
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To this end, the text contained in Wikipedia is copyrighted (automatically, under the Berne Convention) by Wikipedia contributors and licensed to the public under the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL) …
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フリー百科事典『ウィキペディア(Wikipedia)』で、イオンド大学の項目は、1年近く、編集保護されていて、「イオンド(IOND)とは、International Organization for Nontraditional Distance Learning の略で、非伝統的通信教育のための国際組織という …
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From: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_Culture_Kids. TCKs are often multilingual, highly tolerant of other cultures, and constantly homesick for their adopted country. Moving from country to country often becomes an easy thing for …
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I can’t help feeling it’s an unfair situation when Wikipedia can essentially rip the content off another site, automatically rank higher than the source and not even throw them back an unfollowed link. Out of interest, will your opinion …
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Ich mag die Wikipedia eigentlich. Du weißt über einen Begriff nicht wirklich Bescheid und willst kurz wissen wo du ihn einordnen sollst - dafür war die deutsche Wikipedia zum Nachschlagen bestens geeignet. Klar, eine jede weiß, …
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public domain.
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It is known to us that actors come here and read things. Mostly, the stuff here is about what writers do. However … there is always at least one “ho…
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http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/HomePage Huge amount of amusement available here. Including information on wonderful but obscure shows. Wonderfully snarky most of the time, eg “Their idea of a “special effect” was to shine a …
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