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**feAilei1** · 10-25-2007, 03:50 AM

Surely you don't actually believe anything published on Wiki, do you? Anyone can publish anything...so nothing can be taken as even approaching fact.

Wikipedia is a massive collection of peer-reviewed articles. It's actually a brilliantly effective way to produce very high quality articles at very low cost.

Those with issues about the factual integrity of any article can participate in the revision process.

One-sided and clearly biased postings don't last very long on Wikipedia.

It's a wonderfully democratic process!

10-25-2007, 03:50 AM	#20
feAilei1 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 405 Senior Member	Surely you don't actually believe anything published on Wiki, do you? Anyone can publish anything...so nothing can be taken as even approaching fact. Wikipedia is a massive collection of peer-reviewed articles. It's actually a brilliantly effective way to produce very high quality articles at very low cost. Those with issues about the factual integrity of any article can participate in the revision process. One-sided and clearly biased postings don't last very long on Wikipedia. It's a wonderfully democratic process!
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