[WikiEN-l] How Wikipedia works
John Robinson
john at freeq.com
Wed May 26 05:22:10 UTC 2004
> If you were to add
>a sentence to the page saying "Jack London was also the author of 'Lassie
>Come-Home,'" I would probably spot it and remove it within a day or two. You
>could, of course, put it back. Then I would probably remove it again and
>message you saying "No, it's a great book but it was written by Eric Knight,
>not Jack London. We could use an article on Eric Knight, by the way." And
>that would probably be the end of it.
That's often (increasingly, lately) not the end of it, and this is a
major problem with Wikipedia which I seldom see officially addressed
(although it's widely griped about).
Anyone have some sort of solution?
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