On 12/1/06, Delirium <delirium(a)hackish.org>
wrote:
> The verifiability policy has never been a hardline policy, but a
> guideline and something to aim towards. When it was first adopted,
> nobody thought it meant that we should summarily delete the 80%+ of the
> encyclopedia that at the time was unsourced. Instead what it meant was
> that we should begin going through and adding sources to it.
What if a person picks a random article from the 80% of the encyclopedia
that isn't sourced and says "I'm going to delete this unless someone else
sources it"?