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From Lisa Daniels and Alex Johnson of MSNBC, on Wikipedia- Neil Waters had never seen anything quite like it. “I was looking at a stack of final examinations,” said Waters, a professor of Japanese studies at Middlebury College in Vermont, “and I found several instances of misinformation that [were] identical from one student to another.” Generally, a situation like this suggest a group of lazy, cheating students. Now, it simply signifies speed bumps in a "revolution" of sorts.
Personally, I believe Wikipedia has value. However, Wikipedia supporters, especially those in the "hype peer-productoin crowd," should tout its value with more qualificaton.
posted by Noel Le @ 9:15 PM | General
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