[Foundation-l] At school

[Tom Maaswinkel]

I can understand why 'outside' people would think that wikipedia is 
unreliable. But don't all the articles have sources? So why don't they 
just learn their students to verify the sources themselves (help us out 
while they're at it) and then they'll see quick enough that wikipedia is 
reliable.

I showed to one school once by vanadalizing a page myself and they were 
amazed how soon that was put straight again. Ok, I cheated a little by 
notifying someone else up front, but they didn't know that :-)

Tom "TheDevilOnLine" Maaswinkel

Op 16-2-2010 9:03, Dorozynski Janusz schreef:
> | -----Original Message-----
> | From: foundation-l-bounces at lists.wikimedia.org [mailto:foundation-l-
> | bounces at lists.wikimedia.org] On Behalf Of Jon Davis
> | Sent: Tuesday, February 16, 2010 5:53 AM
> /
> | In the end, vandals get bored.  It is thrilling to defile Wikipedia
> | once or twice, but when your changes are swiftly dealt with... it
> | loses its appeal.
> | There isn't much fun in writing graffiti that no one will see.
>
> Right. Particularly when given Wikipedia, as Polish, has included Flagged
> versions. Vandals practically left my observed sides alone.
>
> Janusz "Ency" Dorozynski
>
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