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Re: [xml-dev] Recent allegations about me


Michael Kay wrote:
> Yes, there's plenty of rubbish in Wikipedia. But you can spot the rubbish.
> To me, it's a brilliant resource, and proves to me that the democratisation
> of knowledge is possible. 
>   
I wager people can't always spot rubbish, particularly in subjects 
they're not familiar with, or when the rubbish is well written -- or 
both.  Remember James Frey?  Great, but totally bogus writing.

I too think wikipedia's quite brilliant, but when I'm looking for 
information outside my space of knowledge, I admit to trepidation, and  
check other sources.

Ian

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