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[cgm] Ten Things Every Marketer Should Know About Wikipedia: Wikipedia does the same thing, but publicly. As the Web morphs into multimedia, the documentation, such as a video demonstrating that a product feature really doesn't perform as positioned, takes on a new level of scrutiny.

[.: GAFNO.com - Hot World News Blog :.] The word on Wales’ wacky Wikipedia woes: McNamee told the Times, “I am a Wikipedia volunteer–I help with strategy, fundraising and business development–it has nothing to do with Elevation Partners. And no one should be confused about that.”

 [What I Learned Today...] What do patrons know about Wikipedia?: Most articles (or blog posts) I read usually assume that people know that Wikipedia is a wiki and a wiki is a page that anyone can edit - but somehow that fact has still escaped some of our patrons. How do we educate people like this?

 [Jerry Brito] Yes, Wikipedia should take the money: Being a member of the Wikipedia board would no longer be a thankless exercise in public service, but would be a relatively glamorous opportunity to direct hundreds of thousands of dollars to one’s pet causes. Over time, the senior leadership positions would be sought out by people who are more excited about doling out largesse than editing an encyclopedia.

[Desirable Roasted Coffee] Modernista! vs Wikipedia. When smart-ass upstart takes on stuffy ...: s idea of creating their own Wikipedia entry, then using it as their website. Smart, funny and oh-so-totally against Wikipedia's rules about companies editing their own entries.

 [Mangimosbi's Weblog] The battle for Wikipedia’s soul: If a member of the Wikipedia elite believes that your submission fails to meet Wikipedia’s notability criteria, it may be nominated for “speedy” deletion””in other words, removed right away””or “regular” deletion, which means the entry is removed after five days if nobody objects. (To avoid deletion or vandalism, many highly controversial articles, such as the entries on the Holocaust, Islam, terrorism or Mr Bush, can be “locked” to prevent editing or removal.)

[hughmcguire.net] scientists vs. publishers vs. wikipedia: Scientists who want to describe their work on Wikipedia should not be forced to give up the kudos of a respected journal. So says a group of physicists who are going head-to-head with a publisher because it will not allow them to post parts of their work to the online encyclopaedia, blogs and other forums.

 [Midas Oracle .ORG] Jimmy Wales accused of editing Wikipedia for donations.: Login - Register - Upgrade To Post Author. - Come Writing A Post. Join The Midas Oracle Network at LinkedIn. - Share Items With Us Within Google Reader. -. Jimmy Wales accused of editing Wikipedia for donations. ShareThis.

 [The Riot Grrrl Online Blog] Feminists Unite On Wikipedia: Looking for feminists or others that edit feminist articles on Wikipedia? On Wikipedia, I’ve helped create Category:Wikipedians interested in feminism, Portal:Feminism, and Portal:Feminism/Feminism Task Force.

 [Texas Startup Blog] Wikipedia reminds me of the NCAA: Each week there is a new scandal surrounding Wikipedia creator Jimmy Wales. This week the BBC is reporting that Jeffrey Merkey, chief scientist at Novell, claims that he paid Wikimedia $5000 in exchange for edits to his Wikipedia entry.

 [Website Hosting Blog] Best Technology - Explained by Web Hosting Provider: Like Wikipedia, the quality of many of the listings within the ODP are suspect but that’s for the viewer to decide. You’ll find everything you want to know about toothaches to free shoot-‘em-up sites to pass the time waiting for the phone to ring.

[CR Blog] A New Map Of The World: Fernanda Bertini Viégas and Martin Wattenberg of IBM’s Collaborative User Experience research group have devised a less awe-inspiring, but arguably more informative application that visualizes the editing history of Wikipedia pages.

 [Orvilletffcatherine's Weblog] Get the Wikipedia to Make a Web 3.0 Page: and dozens of major newspaper articles on the subject all around the world, not to mention (hundreds or thousands?) of blog posts listed in Technorati on the term. Whoever is doing this claims that Web 3.0 is not defined and/or is synonymous with “Semantic Web”

 [Swap your Blog Entries...Get Noticed] Understanding Wiki’s and Wikipedia: The full power of a Wiki can be seen by one of the post popular Wiki’s called Wikipedia. This free encyclopedia has grown to well over 2 million articles on

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