On 1/18/07, Matt R <matt_crypto(a)yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:
As per the subject, excerpts from:
Larry Sanger writes,
If the experiment goes well, no longer will we be calling
ourselves a "fork of Wikipedia." We will have, exclusively, our own identity
and our own articles. We will still, to be sure, follow much of the Wikipedia
process--the aspects that work. But no longer will we have as our central
aim the cleaning up and approval of Wikipedia articles. I think it might
prove easier and more pleasant to build fresh new stables than to clean
out the Augean Stables of Wikipedia."
Well I am just so...he is...well...this just makes me so...hmph, pfft.
:-) Yes. I can understand how far some go in accepting that the only
horses that don't require you to clean up after them are the ones on the
merry-go-round.
Ec