On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 1:17 AM, Charles Matthews
<charles.r.matthews(a)ntlworld.com> wrote:
Continuation of conversation:
"Look, we're all impressed with Wikipedia. But you seem to be saying that
to edit I have to put your project ahead of my day job; and so I think you
guys are just a bit crazed."
"Right both times."
"And you're now telling me I have to flack for the opponents of the guy I
am paid by, and put their criticisms into due form in the the way that,
frankly, they are too dumb to do, using the skills I have but against the
brief I have been given."
"Yup, that's what it says on the page about neutrality."
"Well ... where I come from ... words fail me ..."
This is really not the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
That's exactly why people with a strong COI -- such a strong one that
it's their day job to present only one side of a position -- should
stay away from articles related to that topic.
Sarah