Wikipedia!

“They mentioned this site on CBC Radio this morning. It's a free and interactive web encyclopaedia and it looks very interesting.

Just thought I'd pass it along.”

“You just found out about Wikipedia, what planet have you been on?”

“�You just found out about Wikipedia, what planet have you been on?�
Bison
11:40:29 AM
3/30/05
ignore this user

The planet Canuck. 8D”

“Right; and that's far, far away and long, long ago.”

“Youth and early adulthood

"David Duke is a #&%!$ing douche bag and was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to David H. Duke and Maxine Duke. As an engineer for Shell Oil, the senior Duke frequently moved the family to numerous locations around the world."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Duke

LMFAO!”

“http://wired.reddit.com/wikidgame

Link To Edits”

“Lots of edits on both sides. The comic certainly has its slant or blinders or whatnever.”

“silly stovestomper cant quite grasp the meaning of fuego.

FOX Admits Employees Altered Wikipedia Entries

It’s been a rough week for our ol’ friends at Fox News. Thanks to some IP-address based research, the political world learned that the FNC was responsible for “touching up” Wikipedia pages, editing content that didn’t fit with the partisan network’s political agenda.

For example, embarrassing content from Media Matters about FNC personalities was quietly removed. Criticism of Keith Olbermann and Al Franken was accenuated. The network that specializes in on-air propoganda had taken its usual schtick to Wiki pages.

With that in mind, it shouldn’t surprise anyone that Fox News’ Chris Wallace — you guessed it — sought to undermine Wikipedia’s credibility with a report tonight.

The irony is rich. Pay particular attention to the references to “self-serving agendas” and businesses desperate to “improve their public image.”

Fox News tried to exploit Wikipedia, and got caught, so naturally it’s time to undermine the source of the network’s embarrassment. Typical.

ROTFLMAO report”

“Wikipedia, it's the best thing ever. Anyone in the world can write anything they want about any subject, so you know you're getting the best possible information.

-Michael Scott, The Office.”

“WOW it is amazing how accurate you are Stove.”

“> > > > > http://wikiscanner.virgil.gr/ < < < < <”