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[Weblogsky.com] Weblogsky - industrial-strength weblog: Wikipedia is also more current, and has articles on subjects you would never find in Brittanica. However there's always going to be lag between publication and editorial review, and in some cases (like Seigenthaler's) bad information will find its way into an article and linger.

[Themetropolistimes.blogspirit.com] The Metropolis Times : Archives: Looks like we're in for another round, now that yet another court has found that the government cannot coerce children into affirming God. The ruling does not endorse non-monotheism, it does not mention political correctness or a fear of offending anyone, does not ban the mention of God in the public square, does not forbid students from saying whatever they please during normal student talking time, does not declare War on Christianity (there are no atheist federal judges anyway) and does not make saying the Pledge unconstitutional.

 [Fark.com] Drew Curtis' FARK.com -- Archives for '2005-12-18 23:59:59': New study says Wikipedia is as accurate as Encyclopedia Brittanica. Study also finds that Weekly World News is more reliable than Washington Post

[Aquela.com] Roleplaying Resources: The whole point of changing to this blog format was that it was supposed to be .Browsing Wikipedia is like that experience””the comprehensive hypertext .

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