On 12 November 2010 17:37, Marcus Buck <me(a)marcusbuck.org> wrote:
An'n 12.11.2010 08:56, hett geni schreven:
Should we offer to host citizendium?
Headlines of tomorrow: "Wikipedia buys out competitor. Chucked-out
Editor-in-Chief Larry Sanger says: They try to defend their de-facto
information monopoly before their challengers become too strong". Or
something like that.
It doesn't actually accuse us of any criminal activity. So by our
standards not to bad.
Okay, pure speculation. But I don't think it's
a
good idea to host them. If we want to keep them for the innovative
effects of competition we should keep them organizationally separate
from Wikimedia.
That is rather dependent on their continuing to exist.
If Wikimedians want to rescue them: donate money to
them.
In this case throwing money at the problem isn't going to work. There
are deeper issues.
--
geni