New subject: Wikinews-l Digest, Vol 22, Issue 1

4 Jan 2007

The project is SERIOUS BUSINESS.

Seriously, if anyone is reading Wiki(blank) on April 1 and actually believes 
that George W. Bush was the frontman of Poison for six weeks, then falling 
for an April Fools' joke is probably the least of their worries.

Regards,

Craig Franklin
PO Box 764
Ashgrove, Q, 4060
Australia
http://www.halo-17.net - Australia's Favourite Source of Indie Music, Art, 
and Culture.

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 Date: Wed, 3 Jan 2007 14:50:39 -0500
 From: "Nicholas Moreau" &lt;nicholasmoreau(a)gmail.com&gt;
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 I think there should be a policy immediately adopted for all language
 Wikipedias, against non-legitimate articles on any day of the year,
 including so called "April Fools Days". While I'm not against humour, they
 stand to serve no purpose to the project.

 This is in regards to hoax news stories on the Catalan and Spanish
 Wikinewses.

 Nick 

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