On Tue, 18 Mar 2003 16:41:54 -0500, Vicki Rosenzweig
<vr(a)redbird.org> wrote:
The advantage of the term "USER" is
precisely that it's inclusive: it
doesn't draw a sharp line between the people who spend too much of
our time writing for the Wikipedia, those who do a few articles on things
they care about, and those who come here looking for information on
something specific.
It also emphasizes that *the purpose of Wikipedia is to be a usable
encyclopedia.* That I enjoy editing it is good, because it supports that
goal: but the purpose is for Wikipedia to be *used* as a source of
information.
*what she said* :-)
--
Richard Grevers