Maru (
yakalskovich) wrote2007-05-18 02:23 pm
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PSA
Google might become evil eventually. The jury is still out on it. So we don't know if 'Google is your friend' indefinitely. Sadly.
But Wikipedia is different. It can't be corrupted. Via that encyclopedia article that I am translating for a German historian, I have become aware of the high-level discourse on the subject of Wikipedia. It is something unique, they all agree.
So I dare to claim, without any qualifications:
Wikipedia is your friend!
But Wikipedia is different. It can't be corrupted. Via that encyclopedia article that I am translating for a German historian, I have become aware of the high-level discourse on the subject of Wikipedia. It is something unique, they all agree.
So I dare to claim, without any qualifications:
Wikipedia is your friend!
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I am not sure you can always trust Wikipedia. I wouldn't use it as a primary source for a serious report. But you are right in that so far, its "handlers" have no agenda, it offers much of what's good about the open exchange of information on the Internet, and no one to be making deals with China to block info.
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And in fact, that last point in your comment is what most inspires my trust in Wikipedia as a source of information, as opposed to Google...
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