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+ | Wikipedia has been called a 'cult'.<ref>[http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/03/06/a_model_wikipedian/page2.html Why you should care that Jimmy Wales ignores reality] The Register. 6th Mar 2008.</ref>, | ||
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Revision as of 14:12, 9 November 2011
WikiSpooks:The Problem with Wikipedia |
Reliability of Wikipedia |
Suprising though it may seem, Wikipedia is similar to the Main Stream Media in one very important respect. It has an owner and, even more than in the corporate world, this owner has a reputation for heavy-handed interference in the workings of his creation.
Wikipedia has been called a 'cult'.[1], |
Related Wikispooks Pages
WikiSpooks:Editorial Policy - - Includes a critique of the Wikipedia 'Neutral point of view' definition and policy
Wikipedia's Hasbara - - Israeli Hasbara influence and activities on Wikipedia
External Links
- ISGP's problem with Wikipedia - - One single admin able to wipe ISGP from dozens of Wiki pages July 1, 2009
- Wikipedia Watch - Site dedicated to monitoring Wikipedia biases and pecadilloes
- The Wikipedia Review - Discussion forum about Wikipedia outside the formal control of the Wikipedia Foundation
- Wiki-Watch - Tools for monitoring Wikipedia page edits and content reliability
- Wiki Trust - A MediaWiki plug in for algorithmic monitoring of Wikipedia content accuracy.
- ↑ Why you should care that Jimmy Wales ignores reality The Register. 6th Mar 2008.