Owner59
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ORIGINAL: Politesub53 I seem to recall reading that the guy who owns Wikipedia said "You can believe all thats written here " Having read the article attatched i`m not suprised. If the article is true, and in my opinion it is, then everything we find on the net should be taken with a pinch of salt..... Errr even the BBC story. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6947532.stm Wikipedia is just a research tool.It`s not Websters and never pretended to be. It`s a source for links and published articles,on what ever subject you want. There`s disclaimers, plenty of sources,and foot-notes up the wazoo. So what`s the big deal?Everyone I know,knows what Wikipedia is,and what it isn`t. What`s the confusion? What`s the rub? I think you have missed the point of my post. It had nothing to do with what Wikipedia is or isn`t, and everything to do with the fact that political parties are breaking the TOS, and editing other peoples pages. Personally i often use it as a starting point and then go from there I recall Stephen Colbert and his friends,got an endangered elephant off the list,just by sending in entries to wikki,lol.Of course,it only said that in wikki for a few days. How can anyone think that an open source website could be scholary?There`s discalimers everywhere! lol
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