Theos-Talk Archives (April 2005 Message tt01336)

>I sent the Wikipedia link earlier yesterday and later yesterday too
> (oh my!) AND yes I'm quite aware that it's an evolving 'document'
> and no I don't expect all info to be neutral.
>
> I like Wikipedia for very obvious reasons, the main reason being the
> compilation. Yes, things change and yes, that may be presented in
> an informative but variety (postive/negative) of lights.
>
> That doesn't bother me.
I wasn't commenting on your sending the link, Thalprin.

I was commenting on someone who sent text to one of our members, 
alleging that it came from Wikipedia, when it in fact appeared to have 
been fabricated in several places. Forwarding the text INSTEAD of 
forwarding the link is what I was commenting on

Sending links to Wikipedia is wonderful, because I know that 99% of the 
time, the information will be reasonable, unless you're unfortunate 
enough to visit there right after someone has posted false information 
and before it gets corrected by one of the super-editors. (Anyone can be 
an editor, but only a super-editor has access to to the root level of 
the info).

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