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Wikipedia editing policy in the news

Wikipedia editing policy in the news

By Tim Finin on Saturday, June 17th, 2006 at 1:00 pm.

The NYT has an article on Wikipedia’s editing policy that focuses on the relatively new semi-protection policy. The list of some of the current protected articles is interesting — I’ll have to check out what controversies surround the entries for Boston and Play Station 3. Low-level revision wars must be common. The Wikipedia UMBC entry has seen protracted diagreements about trivial thing, like whether we’re in Baltimore or Catonsville and the comma in our name.

Related posts: • Semantic Web And Policy Workshop (SWPW);  • ISWC Semantic Web and Policy Workshop;  • Policy 2006 Workshop starts today;  

 

 

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