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Jesse Walker | 3.11.2005 11:23 AM

I'm late to note it, but the March Wired includes a smart profile of Wikipedia by Daniel Pink.

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Syd 20 years ago

I'm pleased by the accuracy on subjects I know something about, such as mathematics and chemistry. Besides, how many general encyclopedias have articles on Marvin the Martian?
Eric the .5b 20 years ago

On the other hand, any topic that's remotely controversial seems to become a war of changes and reversions. Even something as esoteric as "libertarianism".
Syd 20 years ago

On the other hand, today's featured article on Charles II won't pull up in my browser.
Syd 20 years ago

Just a bad link, I guess. It does come up if you type in Charles II in the search window.

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