On 4/21/07, Todd Allen <toddmallen(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Actually, it might not be a terrible idea to send them
a letter. If
it's a reputable publication, they'll correct. They'll also be more
careful next time, no one likes publishing corrections. What paper was
it, anyway?
I said, it's [[mX (newspaper)]], a free daily paper for commuters. I
think it's published by the Herald-Sun, the most popular daily paper
around here. I don't know if that's "reputable" - IMHO it's a
trashy
tabloid, compared to the broadsheet The Age, but anyway.
As David said, I would like to know who they called when they "called
Wikipedia". Performing the experiment myself, you very quickly end up
at
http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Press_room when looking for a
phone number, and the only number listed there is +1-727-231-0101 . I
guess we could ask Sandra Ordonez if she received a call from mX.
Steve