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January 3, 2009 - 4:34am — Bibliofuture
Wikipedia is a demonstration of the wisdom of crowds? The crowd may be smaller that you think. Full blog post here.
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This is hardly news. This
This is hardly news. This blogger quotes something Jimmy Wales said in 2006.