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Wikipedia on August 26, 2009
Look up the Wikipedia article on the assassination of Julius Caesar. Now if you made a change to this article and were a Wikipedia Uber Editor (1000+ edits) per month, the likelihood that your additions or edits would be challenged…
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Wikipedia on August 26, 2009
NEW YORK (AP) — Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia that has increasingly drawn some decidedly juvenile pranks, is looking to impose more discipline with new restrictions on the editing of articles.
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Wikipedia on August 26, 2009
Wikipedia is one of the most popular sites on the Web, with more than three million articles. The Wikimedia Foundation, a nonprofit group in San Francisco that oversees the user-generated encyclopedia, has approved a feature called …
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Wikipedia on August 26, 2009
We all have sometime or the other landed on Wikipedia during our “Web Search“, and more often then not got our dose of information, knowledge and much more from this great site. So, for all you Wikipedia fans, there is good news. …
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Wikipedia on August 26, 2009
Wikipedia operator Wikimedia has blasted press reports that suggest the arrival of Flagged Revisions in Wikipedia is in any way clamping down on the editing process of the site, confirming the new technology will be rolled out ‘within …
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Wikipedia on August 26, 2009
Wikipedia editor problems have been the bugaboo of the online resource ever since the beginning. Charges of liberal bias and incompetence have dogged the community and rendered it a source of lessening credibility as time goes on. …
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Wikipedia on August 26, 2009
Wikipedia, from Secret Other Confessions in the world’s largest anonymous secrets confessional.
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Wikipedia on August 26, 2009
Googlepedia is a free software extension to the Web browser Mozilla Firefox that displays relevant articles from the free Web-based encyclopedia, Wikipedia, on.
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Wikipedia on August 26, 2009
The two-month trial will test a system of “flagged revisions” on the English-language Wikipedia site. This would mean any changes made by a new or unknown user would have to be approved by one of the site’s editors before the changes …
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Wikipedia on August 26, 2009
Due to the lack of credibility Wikipedia has gotten over the years, they are trying to crackdown on the juvenile pranks they have been accustomed to.
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