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Comments
What's more disturbing
Is that Wikipedia seems to be burying the story. The concept of Wikiality is being overwritten with a simple redirect. They seem hesitant to even discuss the idea in public. Many of the rewrites are reverted out of existence. Thankfully there seems to be enough talk on this, that it won't just blow over.
Re:What's more disturbing
The fact that people edit stories on wikipedia to their benefit or to the detriment of others is not news. Why should 'wikiality' get special treatment?
Re:What's more disturbing
b/c wikipedia is the one facing possible detriment with such an article?
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes
Re:What's more disturbing
There is nothing else on wikipedia that discusses this issue? My understanding is that Wikipedia is not a blog or a news sources it does not have to address each and every event by creating a new record. That
would be horrible.
Sounds like a job for Wiktionary
I suggest that Wiktionary would be a better place for an entry on wikiality than Wikipedia. Doesn't look like anyone's created one there yet, so I added it to the requested articles page.
Re:What's more disturbing
Both of you might be interested in the recent New Yorker article that tackles the issue of what should be added to Wikipedia. It was posted on LISNews about a week ago. Very interesting!