Knowledge:Press coverage 2007

6194:"Knowledge may not exactly be a font of truth, but it does go against the current of what has happened to the notion of truth. The easy global dissemination of, well, everything has generated a D.I.Y. culture of proud subjectivity, a culture that has spread even to relatively traditional forms like television — as in the ascent of advocates like Lou Dobbs or Bill O’Reilly, whose appeal lies precisely in their subjectivity even as they name-check 'neutrality' to cover all sorts of journalistic sins. But the Wikipedians, most of them born in the information age, have tasked themselves with weeding that subjectivity not just out of one another’s discourse but also out of their own. They may not be able to do any actual reporting from their bedrooms or dorm rooms or hotel rooms, but they can police bias, and they do it with a passion that’s no less impressive for its occasional excess of piety. Who taught them this? It’s a mystery; but they are teaching it to one another." 7088:"it's terrific to see such a prominent player in the American technology industry that hasn't gotten so transfixed by the promise of 1.2 billion consumers that it has forgotten its morals. As China has morphed into a powerhouse on the world stage, it has made many American workers and consumers feel as if they're victims. But even with all of its flaws and failures, America is still a democracy, and Americans still enjoy certain basic freedoms that are unknown to the average Chinese. In our panic over economic questions, we've forgotten that many, if not most, Chinese citizens are still living in desperate conditions under a repressive government. Jimmy Wales hasn't forgotten that. May the founders and executives at Google, Yahoo and others learn from his example." 6438:

community and parties almost every day just join in a website www.dalianxpat.com it is a community website which can give you information of all the parties everyday. Lot of japanese young people here so good to rock around. These days dalian see a increasing number of foreign community and one who comes here usually stay for years. But i want to say frankly life here involves dangers like in clubs they smash bottles on heads. In massage parlours just they beat you and take all the money you hold so quite dangerous night life in small city. Well police never help when you get some problem in either clubs or discos or massage parlours. So be careful with chinese guys around most of them are good but some are so bad even can risk your life.

1444:"He's inundated with offers, people turn out to see him, and journalists dog his every move: Jimmy 'Jimbo' Wales has all the hallmarks of a rock star. Except he isn't one. He's the man who founded Knowledge, the vast online encyclopedia used by millions every day. Knowledge employs just five full-timers, yet it already has 1.5 million articles written by users in a growing number of the world's languages. A diehard core of 400 online volunteers help to keep vendettas, vandals and crazies at bay. So what gave Wales his big idea? Can the open Knowledge ethic survive in a world dominated by corporations? Paul Marks caught up with him recently after he gave a lecture to a packed hall at the London School of Economics." 4029:"When I read the othe day that the history department at Middlebury College had "banned Knowledge," I immediately wrote to the college's president, Ronald D. Liebowitz, to express my concern that such a decision would lead to a national trend, one that would not be good for higher education. "Banning" has connotations of evil or heresy. Is Knowledge really that bad?" ...."Knowledge is not just an encyclopedia. It is a knowledge community, uniting anonymous readers all over the world who edit and correct grammar, style, interpretations, and facts. It is a community devoted to a common good — the life of the intellect. Isn't that what we educators want to model for our students?" 4434:) conference in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Mr Johnson described the internet as "an incredible force for good in education" for teachers and pupils, and singled out Knowledge for praise saying "Knowledge enables anybody to access information which was once the preserve only of those who could afford the subscription to Encyclopaedia Britannica and could spend the time necessary to navigate its maze of indexes and content pages". The article however goes on to focus on a critical response to this view by Larry Sanger who is quoted as saying "While Knowledge is still quite useful and an amazing phenomenon, I have come to the view that it is also broken beyond repair." 10847:

project , which is described as "experimental" by Google...could be seen as good news for wiki-heads hoping to make money from the same specialized knowledge they give to Knowledge for free...Knowledge pages, by comparison, receive more traffic from Google than any Web site other than Myspace or Google's own Google Images, according to Hitwise, a Web analysis group. And that traffic is growing. Last February, Hitwise found that Google traffic to Knowledge had increased 166% from a year earlier. From an advertising vantage point, Knowledge has been a black hole; it does not carry any advertising...

7336:"The conference has attracted about 440 attendees, a little more than half from Taiwan, who want to immerse themselves for three days in the ideas and issues that come up making an entirely volunteer written encyclopedia. The workshops cover practical topics like how to collaborate peacefully; what importance to give “expertise” in a project that is celebrated for allowing anyone to contribute, including anonymous editors; and helpful hints on how to combat “wiki fatigue,” the inevitable boredom that can lead to “wikiwars,” such as endless arguments about the year Alexander Hamilton was born." 3854:"This study examines the degree to which Knowledge entries cite or reference research and scholarship, and whether that research and scholarship is generally available to readers. Working on the assumption that where Knowledge provides links to research and scholarship that readers can readily consult, it increases the authority, reliability, and educational quality of this popular encyclopedia, this study examines Knowledge’s use of open access research and scholarship, that is, peer-reviewed journal articles that have been made freely available online. " 7249:"Knowledge embodies a democratic medievalism that does not respect claims to personal expertise in the absence of verifiable sources. To fully realize this ideal, participation in Knowledge might be made compulsory for advanced undergraduates and Master's degree candidates worldwide. The expected norms of conduct of these students correspond exactly to Knowledge's content policy: one is not expected to do original research, but to know where the research material is and how to argue about it." 5273:"How do you keep track of the bubbling mass of information that is Knowledge? This chaotic-looking mosaic is one attempt to show which topics are contained in the online encyclopedia, and those most hotly contested. It's a mind-boggling task. About 4 million "Wikipedians" have made over 130 million edits, and the English-language version alone contains 1.7 million articles. Every second a new edit is made, and every day 2000 new articles spring up." The image referred to can be seen here:- 3889:'People with money, reputation, and control over public information have historically used their power to retain control over the means of producing knowledge Professors can no more undo the public sphere of the Internet than the embattled experts of the early modern era could undo the coffee houses Articles need to cite "reliable sources," which are those that use "process and approval between document creation and publication." In other words, academic work: Knowledge is on our side..' 1371:". Only "unique visitors" over 15 years of age were counted, and the list "xcludes traffic from public computers such as Internet cafes and access from mobile phones or PDAs". These numbers presumably come from comScore's "massive, global cross-section of more than 2 million consumers who have given comScore permission to confidentially capture their browsing and transaction behaviour". How the "Web properties" were defined (for example, whether 959:. "Microsoft acknowledged it had approached the writer and offered to pay him for the time it would take to correct what the company was sure were inaccuracies in Knowledge articles on an open-source document standard and a rival format put forward by Microsoft." Microsoft and Jelliffe "had not determined a price and no money had changed hands — but they had agreed that the company would not be allowed to review his writing before submission". 1831:"And SEO's wonder why a lot of wikipedians don't think too nicely of SEO's and are sometimes even hostile. Here is why. Things like this happen every minute at Knowledge. Whole teams, tools and bots were created to fight it. It's not 100% bulletproof, but the best option there is at the moment. The other option would be to disallow edits by the public, but that is against the basic idea and foundation Knowledge is build on." 430:. I am not delusional. Even though the online reference tool bills itself as "the 💕 anyone can edit," there must be some control over Knowledge content or some jamoke with nothing better to do in Altoona, Pennsylvania would get his jollies by adding his very own special thoughts to pages referencing orgasm (you know what it is) or cleft of Venus (look it up for yourself)." O'Brien also notes claims in the articles 4295:"The great lesson of Knowledge in my mind is that there is always more to know, every bit of knowledge is up for debate," explains Jason Mittell, a professor at Middlebury College. "Knowledge contains the most current thinking on any topic. As the world changes, Knowledge will change faster than any other press out there." Mittell, who teaches film and media culture, describes it as "potentially transformative." 5842:

one of political constraints on accessibility to information. It is, rather, whether how we think about something is radically altered when information is available at the click of a button." ... "It is also possible that this desire to catalogue everything, build a universal library or archive is actually a defensive strategy that speaks of our fears, of the precariousness of our lives."

343:"Using Knowledge, Technion researchers have developed a way to give computers knowledge of the world to help them “think smarter,” making common sense and broad-based connections between topics just as the human mind does. The new method will help computers filter e-mail spam, perform Web searches and even conduct intelligence gathering at more sophisticated levels than current programs." 1500:"Knowledge is addictively usable. I've just used it, for example, to research Knowledge. It combines new, interactive, information technologies with an extraordinary economy of effort and speed of delivery. It's run, incredibly, by five people for pennies, and offers itself to the logged-in millions for free." Mentions the Middlebury College incident; praises the 1712:, when Alvy Singer imagines how he would like to reply to the know-it-all standing behind him in line for a movie and pontificating about Marshall McLuhan. Now, instead of pulling McLuhan out from behind a poster to scold, 'You know nothing of my work,' Alvy could just pull out his BlackBerry and shove the Knowledge entry in the guy’s face." Relates how an 5931:"In postings on internal mailing groups, users of Knowledge have described obvious mistakes in the design, a globelike jigsaw puzzle with characters from various languages on the pieces. Two of the characters — one in Japanese and one in Devanagari, the script used in Sanskrit and several modern Indian languages — are meaningless because of minor slips" 3003:"...As a non-profit-making organisation the parent company, Wikimedia, trusts its contributors and editors. But a mischievous 24-year-old student has abused that trust by claiming to be a professor and arbitrated disputes about the validity of information on the website. It may be depressing that such abuse has occurred, but it is hardly surprising." 5812:

true". The latter is also the proportion of Americans who believe that the sun goes around the Earth." ... "So here we have a society in which adults are just as likely to believe that the sun goes around the Earth as that evolution is true, which has also built an encyclopaedia based on the idea that the truth will emerge from cooperative debate."

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from VIBIANA BOWMAN a librarian at Rutgers University in Camden, New Jersey about how Knowledge and the internet in general is changing how we get information and we must adopt new standards for vetting it. Bowman is also author of The Plagiarism Plague in which she argues that the internet has made plagiarism an even bigger problem.

1642:, new chair of the board of Knowledge. " "What got me hooked was the idea of being able to write articles that left nothing out," she explained from her home in Malintrat, a village of 900 souls outside the city of Clermont Ferrand - a region better known for its extinct volcanoes and pure spring water than its Internet start-ups." 3744:.- "If you think "wiki" doesn't sound like English, you are right. But it's English now. This word born on the Pacific Island of Hawaii finally got an entry into the latest edition of the online Oxford English Dictionary along with 287 other new words." ... "The most famous example is the popular Internet encyclopaedia Knowledge." 4392:'s proposal for a civility code of conduct for blogs. "Some of the suggested rules include banning anonymous comments, taking responsibility for abusive postings, pointing out when visitors are acting badly, trying to move tension-filled dialogue offline, and not saying anything online that you wouldn't say in person." 9331:"Submission of new articles is slowing to a trickle where in previous years it was flood, and the discussion pages are increasingly filled with arguments and cryptic references to policy documents. The rise of the deletionists is threatening the hitherto peaceful growth of the world's most popular information source." 4352:"If you can't beat Knowledge, join it. Jill McKinstry, of the University of Washington, commented that her colleagues have begun to populate Knowledge entries with links to the university library's previously underused collections of digitized photographs. "Needless to say, our usage skyrocketed," she commented. A 6807:"It needs to stop, it's absolutely pathetic," she says. "My page was changed to say that I voted for the renewal of Trident, which is crazy - I voted against it. There were other things, like saying I'm against extra funding for more police officers. It's just rubbish and clearly came from Sarah Teather's office." 5961:"For the first time, the German edition of the open Internet encyclopedia Knowledge will be receiving state funding. Germany will be setting aside part of its budget to improve information about renewable resources in Knowledge. Over the next few years, several hundred articles will be written on this issue." 1681:: It's time for the federal government to ban access to Knowledge, MySpace, and social networking sites from schools and libraries." Stevens is sponsoring legislation to require schools to ban students from using interactive web sites. It is not clear whether the proposed law would actually ban Knowledge. 10904:"Why it's broke and how it can be fixed...In Wikiland, you aren't allowed to edit articles where you have a conflict of interest. If you do so, you could be grounded. But the inhabitants of Wikiland also have the right to anonymity. This means that no one may ever know if you have a conflict of interest" 7049:"Version 0.5 is the first offline release from the English-language Knowledge, though founder Jimmy Wales suggested the idea in 2003. It resulted from a yearlong collaboration between the St. Petersburg, Florida-based Wikimedia Foundation and Linterweb, a French technology company handling production." 1007:: "Why is it so bad to pay someone to write something on Knowledge? The '💕 that anyone can edit' requires articles to have a 'neutral point of view.' But most contributors surely have some personal motivation to dive into a subject, whether it's adoration of 'Star Trek' or a soft spot for geraniums." 8828:

Waters suspects that the accuracy of articles varies in proportion to the interest that they generate, and thus the accuracy of history articles decreases as one strays away from the hot topics of American history. He spotted inaccuracies in the history of early Tokugawa Japan, not a mainstream topic

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Uses Knowledge as an example of how new media are transforming public discourse: "What is so exciting about Knowledge isn’t just the generation of new information, but the creation of active publics around the creation of knowledge for publics. People who have certain entries on their watch lists are

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Why one of the internet's most popular internet encyclopedias is also considered unreliable. We'll talk with NEIL WATERS a professor at Middlebury College, who discovered an obscure but incorrect fact on his students' exams. It turns out they all got it from the same source Knowledge. Then we'll hear

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Columnist Jacqueline Gonzalez resigned after an investigation "found information, taken from Knowledge, a free Internet encyclopedia, was published in the Watchdog column on Page 2B of the Metro section Dec. 25. The information that was not attributed concerned the origin of Dec. 25 as the birth date

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Considers whether access to vast amounts of information will actually make us better able to communicate. "One example of the internet's reach on our understanding of ourselves and other people is Knowledge. The fundamental issue at stake is not one of its factual accuracy or its efficacy, nor is it

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A piece that concentrates on efforts to stop vandalism. "Theresa Knott is one such devoted Wikipedian. A member since 2001, she visits the site daily, often editing at 5.30am before she leaves for work as a London primary school teacher. Her efforts have been rewarded with regular abuse from vandals

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Oberlin College students in Elizabeth Colantoni's class on ancient Rome are not just encouraged, but required, to use the controversial online encyclopedia Knowledge for their research this semester. That seems contrary to the backlash against the Web site, which uses entries written by users of the

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In essence, the author checked 10 pages and found errors in all. He does not want to fix them all, because he is not sure if they really are errors and doesn't want to do the research. Knowledge is now a powerful source, so Something Must Be Done to make it better. Interestingly enough, in the same

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who jokingly describes himself as a "failed dotcom entrepreneur", is severely critical of Knowledge. "He cites a case where a scientist was critical of numerous postings made by another 'citizen editor' in his specialist field. Knowledge apparently judged that the expert's opinion was no more valid

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Dalian is no doubt a good city. It feels like you are in western europe. Dalian people standard of living is more than many chinese cities. It is really clean compared to rest of china. There is software hub going on which exclusively caters japanese business. Well for foreigners there is a foreign

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on how he got his Knowledge entry improved. "...a friend slipped me a magic phone number that rang in the office of Stanford Law professor Lawrence Lessig, the Learned Hand of the Internet bar. His helpful assistant relayed my complaint to Wales, who sits on a board with Lessig. Soon afterward, the

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Reports on the dispute over Microsoft's editing, containing some details from the Associated Press and some additional reporting. It is angled as a debate raging on the internet: "Some are calling it "Wikigate 07". Others see it as a storm on a mouse mat." The piece observes "The software giant has

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Reports on software developed by Alexander Wissner-Gross, a physics student at Harvard University, which builds reading lists based on the information held in the way Knowledge articles interlink. Quote "Increasingly, a net user who wants to learn more about a subject will read its Knowledge page,"

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Recounts how University of New South Wales Associate Professor Andrew Collins is using Knowledge as a teaching exercise in his advanced immunology class. Copies of articles are taken, improved by students then reposted back to Knowledge. 2500 edits were made to around 150 Knowledge articles by the

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While outright factual errors and ease of vandalism are the main raps against Knowledge, dumb errors of emphasis are incredibly common. Major historical figures get a paragraph or two, while ephemeral TV shows and video games are subject to lengthy treatises. (This is why Knowledge has 1.9 million

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The article claims that "The survey also found that, in spite of recent phone-in/Queen-tiff scandals, the BBC is still the UK's most reliable source of information, whereas the web encyclopedia Knowledge is only trusted by 2 per cent of us." In fact, the data in the article only indicate that the

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which the article says Knowledge lists "having been completed in 1792, which Newsday stories show was finished in 1796." A review of the The Montauk Point Lighthouse Knowledge history shows that the Knowledge article has always correctly reported the 1796 date and that Newsday is incorrect in the

1907:"But instead of suing the popular online reference site, Zoeller is taking a swing at a Miami company. In a lawsuit filed last week in Miami-Dade Circuit Court, Zoeller -- suing under the name John Doe -- alleged the statements were posted from a computer belonging to Josef Silny & Associates." 1269:

Focuses on the multilingual nature of Knowledge. Articles "are available in languages from Esperanto to Hawaiian to Navajo, gaining considerable ground on English, German, French, Polish, and Japanese, which remain the most prevalent languages on Knowledge. 'It started in an organic, ad hoc way,'

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Recently caught promoting themselves or their causes have been a handful of chief executives and political operatives, a critic for a major magazine, as well as dozens of lesser-known bloggers, authors and entrepreneurs who sneak changes onto their own entries on Knowledge or the reviews of their

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has been a victim of wholly false claims that he is a terrorist in his Knowledge biography article, which is reported as being frequently vandalised. This resulted on February 16 2007 in Akçam being detained at Montreal Airport on the basis of this claim and US Homeland Security operatives at the

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I don't really know. That's what I'm here to find out. Maybe it needs more promotion. But it's very difficult to say. Some of it is the Japanese Knowledge used to be larger than the French, and there were twice as many editors working in the French Knowledge. So we used to joke that "there's more

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On Friday, the search engine announced the creation of "Knol," a project that allows users to create their own Knowledge-like pages on specific subjects. The big difference: users put their names--and Google's advertisements--on their knol pages and split the revenue with the search company. The

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Discusses the author's fears that NPOV will lead to false views being given undue prominence. "..the General Social Survey poll data last week which revealed that 28% of American adults believe it is "definitely false" that humans evolved from other animals - and only 18% think it is "definitely

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Knowledge is frequently touted as a marvel of collaboration, a model of peer production. But it may be more instructive as a laboratory of pathologies of social interaction. While perhaps - like sausages- it's better not to see the product being made, any familiarity with how Knowledge operates

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will be chief technology officer of AboutUs, a 2-year-old company that specializes in using wikis to encourage collaboration on the Web." ... "The 57-year-old Cunningham wasn't directly involved with the development of Knowledge. But he's been described as an intellectual godfather to those who

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Knowledge is viewed seven billion times a month and could've made a fortune through adverts. But that just wouldn't be right. Knowledge is built on the hard work of a core of volunteers and contributions from, well, all of us - so the dynamic of the whole thing just wouldn't work if someone was

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Describes novel session planned for this year's SearchMarketingExpo.com expo that will attempt to guide individuals and corporations concerned about the portrayal of their company or service in Knowledge, so as to avoid typical problems that arise when interacting with the Knowledge community.

3127:"In effect, the Wiki community has mutated since 2001 from an oligarchy to a democracy. The percentage of edits made by the Knowledge 'élite' of administrators increased steadily up to 2004, when it reached around 50%. But since then it has steadily declined, and is now just 10% (and falling)." 860:

Article about students' difficulties in adequately assessing information found on the Internet when doing research mentions, in passing, "the widely publicized errors found on Knowledge.com." Not only is the wrong domain used, a commenter notes the article itself inaccurately describes a state

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course. Politics lecturer, Nicola Pratt, says using Knowledge can develop students' research skills. "The Knowledge-based Middle East course counts for an eighth of the students' MA assessment." .. "They're assessed on their ability to improve the quality and balance of the article and they

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That I even know of Kropotkin comes courtesy of the Knowledge entry for the "gift economy," the current term of art for this altruistic approach. Knowledge is, of course, a prime example of the gift economy at work. Argue about its inaccuracies all you want, but the volunteer-authored online

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Reports on the continuing dispute between Wales and Sanger over the significance of Sangers part in the founding of Knowledge. "The Knowledge entry on Wales also holds that Sanger played a sizable role, even giving Knowledge its name. Without a doubt, Sanger was an early community leader on

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On how fewer and fewer big sites are dominating the internet. "In fact, if you Google any person, place or thing today, you're almost guaranteed to find Knowledge at or near the top of the list of recommended pages. Despite its flaws, the amateur-written encyclopedia has become the world's

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to impersonate him in a telephone call to the the US White House. Vífill Atlason claims he was passed on to several people, each of them quizzing him on President Grímsson's date of birth, where he grew up, who his parents were and the date he entered office. "It was like passing through

1417:. Jimbo is reported as stating, "I talked to Bill Gates there—the first time I’ve met him. Lately there’ve been reports in the media about Microsoft versus Knowledge, which we think is really silly because we’re not battling Microsoft. It was a very brief chat—he said he liked Knowledge." 4321:"Your entry in Knowledge says that your work has inspired many students to begin careers in computing and artificial intelligence." "I have no interest in computers. The entry is filled with inaccuracies, and it kind of depresses me." "So fix it." "The next day someone will fix it back." 1307:"A simple search of published court decisions shows that Knowledge is frequently cited by judges around the country, involving serious issues and the bizarre". The writer doesn't appear to know that one can create links to specific page versions in the history to make a stable reference. 8378:

But the smear campaign has gone on unabated and things have become so bad that one of Knowledge's editors was compelled, in an Aug 14 entry, to tick off these 'contributors' and remind them to 'stick to facts and try to balance them'. Some of the more offensive posts have been taken

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The author recounts how his own opinion of Knowledge has changed from enthusiastic support to opposition, due to disillusionment with the way it is operating. The fact that an image he uploaded was deleted due to copyright license issues seems to figure heavily in this change of

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Encourages its readers to take an active part in editing Knowledge and gives simple 'How to' guidance. Concludes: "Flawed it may be, but Knowledge has the potential to be an information cathedral of our age. Wouldn't you like to be able to say that you have had a hand in building

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Report of an interview with Jimmy Wales at a digital freedom conference in Cape Town, South Africa, looks at future funding options for Knowledge given that it will continue to eschew advertising. It mentions paid for trivia games and quiz programs as possible acceptable revenue

1471:"A few Yale professors are adamantly opposed to the use of Knowledge for academic work, though many of their peers said it has not caused problems at Yale and students said they continue to rely on the encyclopedia for help with their schoolwork." Also mentions a fake entry for 3970:

looked at the Knowledge entry on himself, he got quite a shock". A very favorable piece, after being reverted Mike engaged in dialogue with other editors, provided citations which led to some factural corrections. Mike thought his article was better than most other bios he had

382:("I wouldn't dream of reading Knowledge for physics. Nor would I trust it if I did.") Paper version (Physicsworld, Volume 20, Number 1, page 27) states "75% of respondents use Knowledge for physics information. However, only 5% regularly contribute to the online encyclopedia." 7296:"Before the collapse, Knowledge's short entry for the I-35W bridge was classified as a "stub," rudimentary information about a minor subject -- basically, a side note to bigger articles on the site. The stub was created in May 2006 and edited only five times before Wednesday." 5899:"Sources in China have reported that the English language version of Knowledge is no longer blocked for internet users inside the country, after being unavailable for most of the past 18 months. However, the Chinese language edition of Knowledge remains inaccessible in China." 6656:? Knowledge knows. In this brave new world of instant gratification where the internet can live in your pocket, one group of writers has created a mini-marathon of short plays that surf the wikipedia wave through seventeen related entries,' as described in press materials." 4244:. "Spare a thought for Knowledge editors this Sunday. While most of us are leafing through the newspapers and enjoying a long lunch, they will be stationed in front of their computers, bracing themselves to defend the site against the annual onslaught of April Fools' hoaxes." 9964:

Jimmy Wales interviewed by Lewine — Greatest misconception about Knowledge: We aren’t democratic. Our readers edit the entries, but we’re actually quite snobby. The core community appreciates when someone is knowledgeable, and thinks some people are idiots and shouldn’t be

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He was described in the piece as “a tenured professor of religion at a private university” with “a Ph.D. in theology and a degree in canon law.” Essjay now says that his real name is Ryan Jordan, that he is twenty-four and holds no advanced degrees, and that he has never

4659:). The article talks about Knowledge's strengths and weaknesses. Among the weaknesses, the articles mentions grammar and spelling mistakes. Among the strengths, it mentions the scope and breadth of articles which are not found in any other place. It gives two examples, 7919:

while a hoax such as Mr. Porpora's once took years to pull off, a contributor to Knowledge can now manufacture a hagiography or a calumny with a few quick taps on the keyboard, at least until some other contributor restores the old material or imposes a different tone

5872:"So Knowledge has become something of a running joke: the ultimate resource on things that don't matter. The bottom of reliability's totem pole. 'I saw it on Knowledge,' the saying goes, 'so it must be true.' That saying, to reiterate, is usually meant to be humorous." 8516:

Reports on a program developed at the University of California, Santa Cruz which can assess the reliablity of Knowledge editors by measuring the durability of their edits over time. It can also color code the text in an article to show how reliable it is likely to

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of the Wikimedia Foundation. "But who are we actually relying on when we use Knowledge? Little is known about the small army of regular volunteers who dedicate themselves to editing the site. I am here because I want to find out who they are — and why they do it.

9208:-- once a popular British novelist and essayist on the good life, but now best remembered as Evelyn's older brother -- "invented" the cocktail party sometime around 1925 in London. Alas, for all the things Knowledge manages to get right, this is not one of them." 7165:" Knowledge may be the best thing that has happened in the encyclopedia business since Denis Diderot published the first Encyclopédie in the eighteenth century. ... They get something wrong, too, every now and then, but they are pretty good about corrections..." 3268:. It includes these thoughts: "My default position is that every article on Knowledge is rubbish. When, for example, I need medical information, I go to a reputable medical site, such as the British Medical Journal or The New England Journal of Medicine." 7290:"The Interstate 35W bridge collapsed Wednesday at about 6:05 p.m. Within 22 minutes, the Star Tribune updated its website with the news. Within 24 minutes, the Internet's go-to reference site, Knowledge, added the information to its entry for the bridge." 1933:

Comments by Sorin A. Matei, assistant professor in the Department of Communication at Purdue University."Matei recommends Knowledge be used as a search engine that acts as a springboard to other resources and that it never be cited as a primary source of

2559:"Internet site Knowledge has been hit by controversy after the disclosure that a prominent editor had assumed a false identity complete with fake PhD. The editor, known as Essjay, had described himself as a professor of religion at a private university." 825:"... the Knowledge Issues with SPAM and the discussions about the use of NOFOLLOW for ALL external Links from Knowledge. It was done, finally. As of now are all outbound links from the english Knowledge Site using the NOFOLLOW attribute, no exceptions." 6291:

3 - Number of Knowledge meetups that have taken place in Philadelphia — the most of any city in the U.S. The fourth event will take place July 8 at 5 p.m. at Rangoon Burmese Restaurant, North Ninth Street. According to the summary of the third meetup,

10930:"The foundation that runs — and accepts donations for — the online encyclopedia Knowledge neglected to do a basic background check before hiring a chief operating officer who had been convicted of theft, drunken driving and fleeing a car accident." 10678:

Whatever you think about the kooks at Knowledge - the crazed Goths banning chunks of Utah, a COO prone to drunken rampages and embezzlement, and a Roi Soleil answering to himself - one thing is in no doubt. The project has saved Google's original

4545:, disagrees with Larry Sanger, recommending Knowledge as a "valuable resource" where children can learn "how to be critical and sceptical of what they read just like they would be with any other medium, be it newspapers or even school text books". 9350:

Knowledge, the most popular Internet information source, is quite accurate when it comes to surgical information, albeit with some gaps, according to research reported here at the 93rd Annual Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons

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New Zealand will allow citizens to access a Wiki to help draft a new set of laws in New Zealand's Policing Act. Knowledge is cited by New Zealand Police Superintendent Hamish McCardle as an example of successful collaboration through a wiki.

7299:"During the night, the entry became a full-blown page (en.wikipedia.org/I-35W_Mississippi_River_Bridge), with Knowledge users adding information about the bridge's construction and history, as well as photos and updates about the collapse." 3924:

On how both state and other interests might want to influence the slant of articles on Knowledge. "Knowledge, like Switzerland, wants to be neutral. But the new bankers of the Net's knowledge face foes invested in partisan points of view.

8670:"Business Brief -- So is Google making a phone or what? The blogosphere is buzzing with rumours that the search giant might announce Linux-based mobile software as early as this week and a Google phone, which observers have dubbed the 3118:"Three groups of researchers claim to have untangled the process by which many Knowledge entries achieve their impressive accuracy. They say that the best articles are those that are highly edited by many different contributors." and 7245:"Knowledge, the online encyclopedia, is the most impressive collective intellectual project ever attempted - and perhaps achieved. It demands both the attention and the contribution of anyone concerned with the future of knowledge." 2945:"Knowledge, the controversial online encyclopedia, is planning to ask its army of faceless Internet editors — known as Wikipedians — to verify their credentials after one of the most prolific of their number was exposed as a fraud." 6233:"For all the futuristic paranoia about hive minds, I have been struck by a kind of village fete atmosphere within the Wikicommunity; you are forever being prompted about pages to clean up, articles to 'Wikify', tasks to be done." 3222:"It has been attacked many times in its short life, most notably by a former aide to Robert F Kennedy and the editor of Encyclopaedia Britannica. But now the online reference site Knowledge has a new foe: evangelical Christians." 2974:"Knowledge, the online encyclopaedia, has been plunged into controversy after one of its most prolific contributors and editors, a professor with degrees in theology and canon law, was exposed as a 24-year-old college drop-out." 5331:(PS) stands accused of copying information from a Knowledge article and pasting it into a legal brief. On Tuesday, after press time, the Senate was to decide whether his case is to be sent to its Ethics Commission." Sourced to 1350:

Networks, a leader in measuring the digital age, today reported the top worldwide Web properties for December, ranked by unique visitors." Number six on the list with 164,675,000 "unique visitors" is "Knowledge sites", behind

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A dispute over whether volunteer administrators have become too deletion-obsessed has produced two clashing factions within the ranks of "Wikipedians," sparking enthusiastic and sometimes ugly sparring on blogs and discussion

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TCP Says: There are few moments when we’re left speechless but this incredible entry provided one of them. Remember, folks, Knowledge’s tag is “The encyclopedia anyone can edit,” so don’t cite this source in your term paper.

2872:"Knowledge is facing one of its biggest crises after a twentysomething student from Kentucky posed as a professor of religious studies and made more than 20,000 alterations to controversial topics on the online encyclopedia." 442:

entries) and says "I tried to edit out the erroneous statements on both sites, but some Kiss-the-Hem-of-my-Purple-Robe Wikipedian Lord apparently usurped my efforts." However, the edit histories of both articles show no such

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One of many to fall victim to false Knowledge entries is the former governor-general of Australia, Peter Hollingworth. Mr Hollingworth called in to the ABC radio program Australia Talks last week, as it was interviewing Mr

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Howard Tayler, the webcomic artist of Schlock Mercenary fame, is calling on people not to donate money during the latest Wikimedia Foundation fund-raiser. This is to protest the 'notability purges' taking place throughout

8344:"A photo of Helen Clark on the online encyclopaedia Knowledge has been "protected" to prevent people editing her listing, and Ministry of Justice staff have been detected using Government computers to alter other entries." 1270:

says Samuel Klein, one of hundreds of administrators who monitor multilingual content for Wiki sites. 'New people who are multilingual see the community exists, they find the existing pages, and they join in,' Klein adds."

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to say that his wife was dead before the police discover the bodies of Benoit, his wife and son. The Independent's article reported that "An anonymous user confessed to making the entry, saying that he had based it on

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of which Knowledge is an example is damaging economic interests and goes on to argue that although 50% of the staff at Encyclopaedia Brittanica were laid off a number of years ago, that thanks to Wikipeidia more will

8449:'s staff have confirmed they deleted several unflattering, but true, items from the mayor's Knowledge page -- including the fact the mayor was investigated by the police for giving money to addicts to purchase drugs. 4467:

general secretary, Chris Keates that the Knowledge article on the union has had scurilous content in the past and that she would not herself recommend this website to pupils as their only source. The article, on the

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The volunteer team discovered that people using military computers registered to the Gitmo task force edited the ailing Cuban president's biography on Knowledge to say, 'Fidel Castro is an admitted transexual(sic).'

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points out that while Knowledge's open editing concept allows for biased and other abusive edits, that same concept also allows such problems to be corrected in short order. The article also mentions the advent of

8930:"Knowledge's Awkward Adolescence: Like a startup maturing into a real business, Knowledge's corporate culture seems conflicted between its role as a harmless nouveau-digital experiment and its broader ambitions" 8375:

Knowledge entries on Odex, for instance, have been turned into attacks on the firm, which has taken flak from the online world after news spread that it was going after people who downloaded anime illegally."

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blog listing. We checked on the deletion with the blog’s creator Rolf Laub and found his link had been removed for “not conforming to Knowledge protocols.” Like us, Laub said he wasn’t sure what that meant."

6804:. Already, the contest is starting to get catty. Butler has accused her opponent of launching a dirty tricks campaign by making several erroneous changes to her entry in the online encyclopaedia, Knowledge. 10599:"Volunteers working for the online encyclopedia traced digital fingerprints found on Knowledge.org to Joint Task Force-Guantanamo, the U.S. military command running the Camp Delta terrorist prison in Cuba. 7929:

Laura Vozzella, August 29, 2007, Baltimore Sun writes:"The editorial compared Porpora to some Canadian political dirty tricksters who have been tinkering with Knowledge entries for members of Parliament."

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in 17th-century Japan, he knew something was wrong The obscure, though incorrect, information was from Knowledge, the collaborative online encyclopedia, and the students had picked it up cramming for his

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n an acknowledgement of the importance that the Internet encyclopedia Knowledge has in shaping opinion, the Foreign Ministry is bringing one of its leading editors, David Shankbone, to Israel next week.

7293:"The difference: The Star Tribune's news site is run by a staff of professional journalists, while Knowledge is a publicly maintained site to which anyone can contribute and no one is really in charge." 5609:

In the end, whom should we trust for information? Newsweek, TIME, or a non-profit organization called the Wikimedia? If I had to choose, it would be the one website where a few geeks can take on a God.

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employees to edit the article to make it favorable to the agency and ensuing edit war. Jokingly encourages readers to get back at NIDA by vandalizing and adding made-up negative information about NIDA.

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Waters' expresses fears that history according to Knowledge is determined by a preponderance of opinions, and thus favors opinions that are widely considered true at the expense of real scholarship.

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Timothy Noah makes several criticisms of Knowledge's Notability policy after his own entry was nominated for deletion. "Knowledge's stubborn enforcement of its notability standard suggests that

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The 'No Follow' issue and the use of Knowledge articles as a footnote "to avoid a digression from their discourse" is discussed. Is "Knowledge now in the same league" as Google as a web source?

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The column sets straight some misunderstandings propagated by the media: Middlebury College's faculty is not at war with Knowledge, and Waters' position is that no tertiary source, including

6384:"Knowledge also has finished on top of the news and information category every month this year -- ranking ahead of Landmark Communications' Weather Channel site by an increasing margin...." 9571:"The site was founded with five pillars of behavior, including 'be open, be welcoming and be civil.' The site now is none of these things and should be left to the trolls, in my opinion." 5544:"That this ideological bias against advertising is so prevalent amongst Knowledge's core ontributors is worrying and poses questions about the impartiality of much of the site's content." 3579:- " But in the end, I'm in favour of Knowledge. It seems to me that most users and contributors are trying to reach the truth in a reasonable manner. And that can never be a bad thing." 7381:" that does not mention Switzerland, and finishes the piece with "Can we be dealing here with one of those Knowledge mistakes that become common currency through the omnipresence of the 4832:

airport recommending that he does not travel for the time being. Fisk referred to Akçam's experiences in the wider context of the internet being a vehicle for the transmission of hate.

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Following Alan Johnson's speech endorsing Knowledge BBC TV news ran a video report on Knowledge's accuracy with clip from Ian Grant of Britannica and Knowledge editor David Gerard.

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In the context of the new WikiScanner tool, Kamm attacks claims that Wikipedias disseminates knowledge. He sees the WikiScanner as a means of testing users credibility after the

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Siegenthaler's biography, Knowledge-Watch, Daniel Brandt, Knowledge Review, Essjay, Taner Akçam, Jack Sarfatti, the "Knowledge Scanner", SlimVirgin being a British intel agent.

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Largely a promotional article covering recent current controversies surrounding Knowledge, and promoting upcoming appearances by Jimmy Wales in Sydney and throughout Australia.

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a utility that allows the tracking of which corporate IPs are editing which Knowledge articles. The story originating with Wired has been picked up widely, and shown in this

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Looks at the work of 3 Knowledge contributors ; John Warkel , Kevin McCoy, and Jason Safoutin and what motivates them to make contributions to the encyclopedia and Wikinews.

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Middle school librarian puts up "Just Say 'No' to Knowledge" signs around her library. Knowledge is blocked on all computers in the Warren Hills Regional School District.

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Reports that a defamation case based in France against Knowledge was rejected by a judge, because of a 2004 limited liability law that offers some protection for webhosts.

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Discusses the practice of controversial figures editing their own biographies on Knowledge, or getting their "hip young PR agent" to edit them. It refers in particular to

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Looks at proposals to give Knowledge users an indication of how trustworthy an article is by rating each contributor's trustworthyness based on their past contributions.

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The truth is that teenagers cannot do the referencing and research that are the prerequisite to serious scholarship - unless you stretch these words to an absurd limit.

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about "supporters of each have been maliciously editing each MP’s entry on Knowledge". The two will be contesting the same, new Parliamentary seat at the next election.

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Article on restrictions by the Middlebury College history department on students citing Knowledge. Many comments by educators on the uses and reliability of the site.

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The Shizuoka Shimbun newspaper apologized to its readers Thursday, after a reporter had copied information from a Knowledge article and used it in his page 1 column.

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and Knowledge were considered to be the best in data privacy terms; but at these sites too, the organization noted, there was room for improvement." Original report

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Instead, instant editing will be restricted to a group of “trusted editors”, who must first earn their status by proving their commitment to the Knowledge concept.

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The Department denies that they were directed to make changes. The ABC also reports that the Department of Defence have blocked their staff from editing Knowledge.

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Tests on color coding edits to red flag potentially dubious content will be used on some smaller sites in the Wikia community, according to the site's co-founder.

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Jimmy Wales is interviewed by Fortune's David Kirkpatrick about Knowledge and his commercial project Wikia, and why the world needs an open source search engine.

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Describes cellphone widgets available from various websites. Knowledge's is recommended for the feature that allows users to disable image downloads. Image of

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The founder of online encyclopedia Knowledge, Jimmy Wales, will visit Australia next month as a key speaker at a series of seminars on the future of knowledge.

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had been vandalised and then humorously describes how he responds by vandalising other county entries for his amusement. This vandalism seems hypothetical as

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Korry Keeker talks to two local users about their experiences and thoughts on Knowledge, and takes a look at some noteworthy contributions of local interest.

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edits on Knowledge, but concludes that "onetheless, the theory behind Knowledge still holds: together, humans are smarter and stronger than they are alone."

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Wales claims that Knowledge is internally more organized that the WikiMedia Foundation has been. Compares licensing, talks about Knowledge on mobile phones.

6648:"Ars Nova will present The Knowledge Plays, a mini-marathon of short plays that surf the Knowledge wave through seventeen related entries ... 'What is The 1284: 247:.... "However, for further depth in the subject, there has been no system for advising the user which other Knowledge articles to read, and in which order." 10055: 8387: 1209: 5294:"without warning, Knowledge founder and director Jimmy "Jimbo" Wales personally deleted the entire page. Soon afterwards a new, cleaned-up version of the 3608: 3495:, and their attached discussion pages, do give the reader an useful idea about the contours of the arguments, and the conflicting sources and approaches." 3180:, in which user LukeTH added the incorrect information on July 9, 2005. After the MSNBC report, the inaccurate information was removed the same day, with 2350:"The July 31, 2006, piece on Knowledge, “Know It All,” by Stacy Schiff, contained an interview with a Knowledge site administrator and contributor called 8276: 7374: 6247: 10330: 9474: 5705:

he sees as a threat to privacy. Wilson reveals that he "had never realised until reading Keen’s book that any amateur can write an entry in Knowledge".

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into what people look up on Knowledge "It appears many people are learning about what sex is and how to have it by referencing Knowledge," said Torres.

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Those on contentious issues are useful in a different way. The information may be only roughly balanced. But the furiously contested entries on, say,

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Discusses the recent controversy surrounding Durova and the "cyberstalking" mailing list, and the crisis in confidence among Wikipedians in its wake.

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computer was used to sanitise an online encyclopeadia to make the airline look less culpable for its part in New Zealand's worst peacetime disaster

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Knowledge. But Wales insists that Sanger was a subordinate employee of his, and by that measure, 20 other people would deserve co-founder status."

10939: 7778:"Is Knowledge becoming a hub for propaganda?: Tracking website shows thousands of changes to articles originated from federal government offices" 6704: 6587:

Claire Beale reports how Ford Motor's latest commercial soap "Where are the Joneses" allows viewers come up with some new storylines by using an

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Bureaucrats at the Japanese Agriculture ministry have been reprimanded over the editing of Knowledge during work hours, on subjects such as

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Bury the bad stuff in noise. Put positive content at the beginning and end of a paragraph, and placing the negative comments in the middle.

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This article gives five tips to companies who find that factually true but embarrassing things are appearing on their Knowledge article:-

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Report that Dutch Justice Ministry has banned staff from editing wikipedia after IP addresses showed staff had edited over 800 articles.

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Maybe the sort of people who contribute to online encyclopaedias are the sort of people who believe that reason always wins in the end.

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For more than six months, beginning in January of this year, Knowledge's million-dollar check book was balanced by a convicted felon.

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An interview with Jimmy Wales, "Why do you think the rate of growth has slowed on the Japanese Knowledge compared to other languages?

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Knowledge entry ranks higher than the election web presence of that particular candidate for 25% of Democrats and 60% of Republicans.

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website, misprints the NASUWT acronym, and spells "students" as "studnets". Larry Sanger is also quoted, but in less detail than in

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on how he tested Knowledge by editing false information into his own entry to see if it was spotted. It was removed 3 days later by

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Anyone can edit Knowledge entries, but the site expects facts to be linked to credible sources, such as documents or news reports."

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Reports the suspension from work of an official from Statistics SA, who will face a disciplinary hearing for removing content from

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PC Pro magazine asked 3 academics to compare articles on subjects in which they are expert from Knowledge , Britannica and Encarta.

5088:"Smoking ordinance. Low voter turnout. I say none of it mattered. Matt Kelty is on Knowledge. Nelson Peters is not. That mattered." 4933: 2186:

Compares google ranks wor the following websites for each 2008 election candidates: main site, election site, and wikipedia article

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states the incorrect information about Essjay was publicized "when a magazine published an article on Knowledge two weeks ago" --

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The Kleeman article is followed by a note entitled "The fact it, it's rubbish" signed by Richard Dixon, "Chief Revise Editor" of

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as examples where IP addresses representing the subjects themselves edited articles. The former even spawned another story on how

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In the Holiday 2007 issue, Cheryl Krementz surveys the representation of knitting at popular general-content websites, including

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Discusses how Knowledge was widely used as a place to find information about the Virginia Tech shootings. Due to the policy on

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ONLINE encyclopaedia Knowledge feels that it is now so accurate it can pick holes in its rival, the Encyclopaedia Britannica.

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books, but I figure that any group of people who take the collective time and trouble to compile a 7000 word article just on

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from the Knowledge article. Naughton castigates fellow journalists for using a single source, but largely defends Knowledge.

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been accused of breaching the spirit of Knowledge" and recants previous examples of deliberate conflict of interest editing.

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organisations have altered entries on Knowledge that relate to those organisations. The article used information gained by

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Discusses an entire neighborhood in Utah being banned from editing Knowledge as part of the attempt to enforce the ban on

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McCardle specifically notes the success of Knowledge as proof wiki-based contributions can lead to something constructive.

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Include pictures.. .. if you place the right photos at the right place on the page, you can divert eyes from negativity.

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A left-wing German MP who wanted police to charge Knowledge for allowing Nazism to be promoted has withdrawn her claims

8872: 8744: 7422: 7103:"The Cult of the Amateur: Is the internet eroding knowledge, wisdom, expertise and culture? A dotcom apostate says yes" 5274: 4708: 3181: 3172:. (Hillary Rodham was not the valedictorian, though she did speak at commencement, giving rise to the inaccuracy.) The 2371: 2277: 2226: 1786: 8534: 7777: 6997: 6094: 4463:

Another article on Alan Johnson's speech offering a positive view of Knowledge. The article reports comments from the

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Joe Bennett, a weekly humour columnist, finds Knowledge to be trustworthy even though it is able to be freely edited.

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The tribunal based its decision on information and material sourced from a Knowledge website, www.armeniapedia.org.

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at a conference to play "Mr Ten Questions". Jimmy is baffled by some of the questions. The interview can be viewed

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interface similar to that of Knowledge. In doing so she assumes that her readers will be familiar with Wikipeida.

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is growing in popularity and has articles on ancient and modern topics. It is used as tool to read and practice

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It combines the free-market dogmatism of the libertarian Right with the anti-intellectualism of the populist Left

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A row has broken out on the popular internet website Knowledge over which flag should represent Northern Ireland.

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Includes interviews with several Knowledge contributors, with a focus on Knowledge's coverage of breaking news.

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David Adams talks to four Australians who have helped to build the collaborative online giant that is Knowledge:

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is used within companies. In doing so he is assuming that his readers will be familiar with how Wikipeida works.

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article). She then comes across a series of articles which she finds "eye-opening and jaw-dropping" including

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Covering the details that Knowledge editors will cover (and argue over) in articles about candidates of the

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Erin O'Brien's explanation for this (she honestly believed the edits had gone through) can be found at both

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part of a public in which there can be vigorous disagreement but shared interest in addressing an issue."

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Reports on a paper on the demographic spread of people who use Knowledge conducted and published by the

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makes the case that Lorraine Langham herself may be notable, but only to comment about her past actions.

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It's every computer geek's dream come true -- definitely one of Knowledge's breast, I mean best, assets

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Knowledge had the best all round result with the exceptional highs and lows in its encyclopedic rivals.

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The Knowledge post for Juneau lays bare the town's culture and community, but can Anonymous be trusted?

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Jimmy Wales said "young students should be able to reference the online encyclopaedia in their work."

8929: 8561:’s entry in Knowledge, a free online encyclopedia that anyone can edit, has taken all sorts of abuse." 4657: 8780: 8575: 8158: 8078: 6729: 6709: 6316: 5714: 4191: 3741: 3361: 3341: 1806:"Jimmy Wales has responded to the best reader questions sparked by our exclusive original interview." 1750:

encyclopedia is on its way to becoming (if it isn't already) the world's dominant reference resource.

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So exactly what kind of artifice did Traverse Mountain engage in to get on Knowledge's naughty list?

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The Sydney Morning Herald also reveals changes made by the NSW Premier's department to the page of

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is subtitled "Online encyclopedia riddled with bias in matters of the heart." The author finds the

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should give rise to enormous scepticism about its alleged example of harmonious collective action.

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Praise for Knowledge from the Professor of Sociology at the University of Warwick, United Kingdom.

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magazine, discussing and interviewing Jimbo Wales and the history and philosophy behind Knowledge.

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discusses specific problems with Knowledge articles on Long Island. Among the mistakes cited was

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Knowledge was close to crash when people went there to read about the death of Anna-Nicole Smith.*

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had the last laugh after his Knowledge entry announced he was dead, the performer said Thursday."

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than anybody else's, and duly restricted him to one entry a day." But his major concern is that

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and kudos from her Knowledge peers, who elected her to the position of administrator in 2003."

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The Finnish edition of Knowledge reached one hundred thousand articles on Sunday, 11 February.

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asked "Which brand had the most impact on our lives in 2006?". Knowledge came fourth, behind

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Thoughtful general overview of the project, with different viewpoints. Includes quotes from

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Reports on a user placing a blog link at the article "Southampton, Houston" and got reverted.

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Is Knowledge's ticket to "notability" the writing of one published article about … Knowledge?

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from whom this college's policy of banning citations of Knowledge in term papers originates.

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Teather's office insists it's nought to do with them. They can't both be telling the truth.

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Icelandic Boy, 16, 'Wanted to ... Have a Chat, Invite Him to Iceland and See What He'd Say'

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that is being considered by Knowledge as an official evaluation tool for users and articles

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Incorrectly refers to armeniapedia as "a Knowledge website". The communications committee

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Fill the entire page with content. People do not like to read a mountain of information...

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Primarily about Citizendium launching, discusson as a fork of and competitor to Knowledge.

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demonstrate they have done that through additional reading around the topic for that week.

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Discusses current conflicts within Knowledge and criticizes model on which site is based.

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A new Web site reveals the sneak attacks and ego-fluffing of your friends and co-workers.

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Reports Nielsen NetRating's findings that Knowledge is now the top news site on the web.

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Wilson announces a change of mind over the internet's merits. Referencing Knowledge and

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is quoted as being "very disappointed to hear that Microsoft was taking that approach".

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Emphasizes that the proposals mentioned in the stories above are not yet committed to.

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was right. We limit entry to the club not because we need to, but because we want to."

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site regardless of the writer's expertise on the matter. And that's Colantoni's point.

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Summarizes some views on Knowledge by physicists/scientists, including Nobel Laureate

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An Icelandic teenager uses Knowledge as backgound information on Icelandic president

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making $ 20,000 available to pay for professional-quality illustrations for articles.

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Comment by various Brown University students about how they edit at and use Knowledge

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issue on pages A14-A15 Knowledge is quoted as the source for information about opium.

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Knowledge:Errors in the Encyclopædia Britannica that have been corrected in Knowledge

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On the surface, all is well in Wikiland... But underneath, there's trouble brewing.

9904: 9799: 9764: 9538: 9341:"Knowledge Information on Surgical Procedures Generally Accurate: Presented at ACS" 9238:

An inaccurate detail was included in obituaries of the British television composer

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to find edits from the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet to pages including

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and the author's experiences as a new editor, or 'wikivirgin', as he calls himself.

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But I had Knowledge and a few other sites open, so it was not so difficult really.

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Report on "Knowledge: The Democratization of Knowledge or The Triumph of Amateurs?

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Article by Williams and six contributors about errors in Knowledge on coverage of

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Also allows that no encyclopedia is a primary source, nor an authoritative source.

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Looks at the supposed battle between deletionists and inclusionists on Knowledge.

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University of Washington-Bothell academic incorporating Knowledge in her classes

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A review of some Knowledge articles on British journalists. Omissions are noted.

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Article about the rapid response of editors and vandalism patrollers to news of

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article "offensive" because "as I clicked on the links ... I was never taken to

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which she calls false (these statements are also contained in the corresponding

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A long serious article about Knowledge including interview/profiles of editors

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http://www.examinernews.com/articles/2007/03/07/west_university/news/news05.txt

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is accused of offering payment to blogger and "technical standards aficianado"

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Note: There are follow-up articles about this story throughout September 2007.

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Dr Oliver Downing, Lecturer in Pharmacology (retired), University of Aston on

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Asks four celebrities to assess the accuracy of their own Knowledge articles.

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A playful look at 8 lengthy Knowledge articles, all but one being 10K to 30K

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which was critical of the South African government's policy towards HIV/AIDS.

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Coverage of anon editor's apparent confession that it was just a lucky guess.

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Article mourning the imminent end of Noah's career as an encyclopedia entry.

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is teed off over what he calls defamatory statements about him on Knowledge.

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Knowledge . I love the way it aggregates information from different people.

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actions and accountability particularly in relation to the protection of

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a 52-year-old former Cambridge academic, Sarah a 17-year-old student and

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Someone in the US House of Representatives was caught editing Knowledge

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claims that the Knowledge "editorial board" has an anti-government bias.

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shows that 235 entries include images from the University of Washington"

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had been incorrectly listed for 20 months in her Knowledge biography as

2853:"Knowledge hit by identity crisis as student admits posing as professor" 2583:"Knowledge hit by identity crisis as student admits posing as professor" 1210:"National Institute of Health Division Bravely Edits Own Wikpedia Entry" 519: 10265: 9850:

Jimmy Wales talks about Knowledge et al at the Innovation Series in Jhb

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Discusses childhood experience of Brittanica and discovery of Knowledge

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Glen Burridge, Chief geophysicist, Geopetrol International, Monaco. on

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team. Daimler has launched an internal investigation into the matter.

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Shreeve uses Knowledge as model to explain how the commercial product

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and discusses rumors that he may move from Florida to Silicon Valley.

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company Verve Communications spamming Knowledge with articles about

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In an annual survey of "3,625 branding professionals and students",

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Knowledge needs to update both its contents and its way of working.

7309:"In Taipei, Wikipedians Talk Wiki Fatigue, Wikiwars and Wiki Bucks" 7148: 7032: 6923: 5147: 3321: 2908: 2785: 2540: 1602: 1399: 1347: 1213: 672: 660: 10203:"Inside, Knowledge is more like a sweatshop than Santa's workshop" 8045: 7085:

Praise for WP stance on free access without censorship for China.

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There was some evidence that Wikipedians are not generous tippers.

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in which "neutral" facts are presented in judging the neutrality.

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article, and unrelated vandalism from Justice Ministry computers.

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Reduce the numbers to text equivalents so they dont catch the eye

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The article goes on to talk about Wikiscanner, vandalism to the

7713:"Exposed: guess who has been polishing their Knowledge entries?" 7576: 5618:"Civil rights activists demand that Google improve data privacy" 5531:"wikipedia risks getting left behind over anti-advertising bias" 1657:"U.S. senator: It's time to ban Knowledge in schools, libraries" 9127: 8671: 7761: 6546:

Mention of the complaints on the talk pages of the articles on

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Dr Chris Clark Historian, St Catharine's College, Cambridge on

6459: 6428: 5702: 5593: 4431: 1360: 1356: 1177: 7799:"Lifting Corporate Fingerprints From the Editing of Knowledge" 7609:"Companies and party aides cast censorious eye over Knowledge" 7485:"Makten ger ansvar (Power demands responsibility, in Swedish)" 6296:" I don't think we need citation on that one. - Writing about 5792:"No amount of collaboration will make the sun orbit the Earth" 5240:"The inventor of the wiki is moving to a new job in Portland. 3905:"Knowledge Becomes Intelligence Tool And Target For Jihadists" 3194:"Conservapedia - the US religious right's answer to Knowledge" 1998:"Oberlin College history class told to use controversial site" 10594:. Military officials did not respond to requests for comment. 10587: 10237:"Knowledge black helicopters circle Utah's Traverse Mountain" 9918: 9270: 9025: 7592: 7554:"Jimmy Wales talks on the future of Wikimedia - NetworkWorld" 7131: 5734: 5210:

all-purpose information source. It's our new Delphic oracle."

5050: 5038: 3722: 3481:"So how useful is Knowledge? Entries on uncontentious issues— 2763:"Knowledge editor resigns after credentials exposed as bogus" 2167:"Knowledge's Expansive Influence in Candidate Search Results" 2151: 1414: 684: 9812:"Childhood memories of an army of unforgiving stately tomes" 9116:"Japanese civil servants 'shirked duties to edit Knowledge'" 8526: 8427:"Mayor's Knowledge page gets flattering edit from his staff" 7968:

In the newspaper article an edit from the Knowledge article

7588:"See Who's Editing Knowledge - Diebold, the CIA, a Campaign" 6564:"Why Ford produced an ad that we can make up as we go along" 4480:(dated 10 April) reprints the full text of Johnson's speech 4089:"Two who were there dispute founding of online encyclopedia" 3340:

Reports on postgrad students editing Knowledge as part of a

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http://wikileaks.org/Wikileaks_busts_Gitmo_propaganda_team/

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in 2005 to insert the claim of a link between Iraq and the

10172: 8908:"Knowledge Discredits Reports It's Abandoning Open Editing" 8499:"Knowledge Entries Color-Coded to Indicate Trustworthiness" 8300:"Beyond Google: How do students conduct academic research?" 6588: 5637: 2835:"A prominent editor at Knowledge might not be what he says" 1368: 668: 664: 501: 439: 10189:'s contributions to the encyclopedia, and a bit about the 10030: 9873:

Jimmy Wales talking on the need for SA language Wikipedias

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articles and the Encyclopedia Brittanica has but 120,000.)

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Discusses perceived left-wing political bias in Knowledge.

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on Knowledge and the battle over Jimbo Wales' article on

7520:"Knowledge's fanatical transparency; Niagra Falls Review" 5633: 5190:"The net is being carved up into information plantations" 4503: 4407:"Knowledge a force for good? Nonsense, says a co-founder" 4335:"Knowledge a Pariah? Not Really, Say Campus Interviewees" 3326: 2545: 2099: 1917:"Expert: Knowledge won't go away, so learn how to use it" 1713: 9070: 7413:

is the biggest copyright violation of WikiMedia content.

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Hey, scroll down to the bit about where I won Wimbledon.

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Totient function/Proofs

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SlimVirgin, naked short selling, and the end of Web 2.0

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Masters of Media (New Media & Digital Culture M.A.)

9079:"SMX Social Media Conference Preview: Knowledge Clinic" 8388:"S. African official vandalises Knowledge AIDS content" 8032:

This editorial discusses the dynamics of vandalism and

7395:"Baidu may be worst copyright violator, says Knowledge" 6882:"The end of e-mail: discover new ways to stay in touch" 4165:"Citizendium Head's Role in Founding Knowledge Unclear" 4010:"We Can't Ignore the Influence of Digital Technologies" 3042:"Knowledge founder speaks out on the 'Essjay' brouhaha" 2905:"Knowledge Editor Out After False Credentials Revealed" 2512:"Knowledge: Why does Essjay need to "protect himself"?" 894:

Reports on Knowledge's decision to readopt the Google "

9249: 7207: 7029:"Online Native Ventures Off: Knowledge Released on CD" 6598: 5975:"What To Do When Your Company Knowledge Page Goes Bad" 3552:"Knowledge - How Accurate Is The Online Encyclopedia?" 1763:

Raivio, Jarmo (16 February 2007). "Knowledge juhlii".

1147:"YouTube, Knowledge storm into 2006 top brand ranking" 1054:"The Networker: Knowledge, you are the strongest link" 9361:"Government workers edit online encyclopedia at work" 8812:

The author is the professor of Japanese history from

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Report of Knowledge's rapid coverage of the death of

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Chua, Hian Hou (26 August 2007). "Online lynch mob".

7735:"Firms accused of rewriting their entry on Knowledge" 6732:

English reading list will feature websites including

5355:"Knowledge and Beyond: Jimmy Wales' sprawling vision" 4444:"Johnson slapped on wrist for recommending Knowledge" 947:

in order to "correct" Knowledge entries, revealed in

323:"Researchers Use Knowledge To Make Computers Smarter" 9002:"Veni, Vidi, Wiki: Latin Isn't Dead On 'Vicipaedia'" 5667:"The internet is destroying the world as we know it" 4426:

A report on a speech by the UK Education Secretary,

4305:"Questions for Douglas Hofstadter – The Mind Reader" 4264: 4252:"Several colleges push to ban Knowledge as resource" 3603:

was actually published in July 2006. The article in

2955:"Knowledge professor is 24-year-old college dropout" 2801:"Controversy emanates over fake editor on Knowledge" 2683:"Controversy Emanates Over Fake Editor On Knowledge" 2308: 1882:"Golfer Zoeller sues law firm for Knowledge posting" 9475:

Image:Pink knitting in front of pink sweatshirt.JPG

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policy of Knowledge and looks at some alternatives.

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to be the UK's most reliable source of information.

7423:"Knowledge co-founder to test quality control idea" 6792:At the next general election, Lib Dem frontbencher 6073:) before police discovered the bodies at his home. 5220:"Inventor of the wiki moves to new job in Portland" 4632:"Knowledge Founder: Funny Words, Good - Typos, Bad" 4528: 4371:"Internet Pioneers Propose Blogger Code of Conduct" 2882:"A Contributor to Knowledge Has His Fictional Side" 1618:"'Madame Knowledge' runs web giant from village HQ" 229:"Knowledge links used to build smart reading lists" 10646:Makes revelations about former Wikimedia employee 9406:Krementz, Cheryl (October 2007). "Cyberstitches". 9100:"Wikipedians on procrastinating, Phish and poetry" 8950:"The 8 Most Needlessly Detailed Knowledge Entries" 7650:"Tool shows who is fiddling their Knowledge entry" 6746:"Knowledge - Can Teenagers Write An Encyclopedia?" 6666:Elizabeth Gosch; Alana Buckley-Carr (2007-07-20). 6244:"Shizuoka newspaper plagiarized Knowledge article" 5346: 4441: 1087:"Federal Agency Cleans Up Its Own Knowledge Entry" 10947:Victoria Times Colonist, via CanWest News Service 10830:"What Do You Know?: Google's Know-It-All Project" 10426:"Did Iceland Teen Call Secret White House Phone?" 10408:Discusses ban for MIT computer science professor 10038:"Molecular and cellular biology goes interactive" 7775: 7346:"Spot the schoolboy error in the Knowledge entry" 7145:"Norman Roberts of Plano: From the Horse's Mouth" 6061:Covers the discovery that someone posted news of 6037:"Knowledge posting is eerie twist in Benoit case" 5298:entry was created - minus all the awkward facts." 717:"He's the "God-King," but you can call him Jimbo" 10971: 9405: 9090:is one of five speakers planned for the session. 6857:is a "new" article, when in fact it has existed 5063: 4159: 4120: 4083: 3841:"What open access research can do for Knowledge" 995:This article focuses on the interaction between 286:"Doctored information on celebrity nutritionist" 10964:Describes inclusionist vs. deletionist battles. 9746:"South African language Wikipedias on the rise" 9606:"Call For Halt To Knowledge Webcomic Deletions" 9461:". The article also mentions WP's articles on 8568: 8482:softening portrayal of 2003 scandal concerning 8267:and other organisationally-based problem edits. 7754: 7689: 6705:"Websites, classic films on English study list" 6668:"Refugee tribunal hit for relying on Knowledge" 6125:"Online note left before wrestler's body found" 3543:French but the Japanese work harder." (Laughs): 3072:"After False Claim, Knowledge to Check Degrees" 2509: 1459:"Profs question students' Knowledge dependency" 10940:"Knowledge wars: Who decides what to include?" 10414:Knowledge:Requests for arbitration/Carl Hewitt 10312:"German Knowledge accused of promoting Nazism" 9303:"Knowledge: an online encyclopedia torn apart" 9250:Biranit, Goren; Noble, Jonathan (2007-10-11). 9140:"Wiki entry: Internet Phenomenon Little Fatty" 8728:. Associated Press / indystar.com. 2007-09-09. 7668: 7629:"FOX News Takes Their Propaganda to Knowledge" 7369:Hoffman reports that the Knowledge article on 7256: 7000:(is anyone able to confirm the date per this?) 6702: 6652:? And how is it seventeen steps removed from 6357:"Knowledge remains go-to site for online news" 5405:Reports on research by Adam Torres of Compete 4223:"Knowledge braces itself for April Fools' Day" 4126:"Knowledge competitor seeks to cut out errors" 2564: 1542:"How Knowledge Breaks News, and Adjusts to It" 10861:"Should Knowledge Allow Mathematical Proofs?" 10412:. The article is probably referring to this: 10132:(in German). stern.de Gruner+Jahr. 2007-12-05 9975:"School officials unite in banning Knowledge" 8043: 6868:good faith newbie's attempt to disambiguate " 5115: 5072:"Candidates validated: They're in Knowledge!" 4873:"The Latest on Virginia Tech, From Knowledge" 4541:Martin Ward, deputy general secretary of the 3417:"Something had been taken away as well — the 2580: 520:"Arena spurs edit meltdown on Knowledge site" 163: 10772:"Knowledge founder's Google rival to launch" 9919:Associated Press in Amsterdam (2007-11-19). 9834:"The Innovation Series presents Jimmy Wales" 9671:"Knowledge 'not responsible' for false info" 8765:2008 President of the United States election 7796: 7732: 7710: 7626: 7585: 7213: 6763: 6520: 5849: 5789: 5768:"The quick-start guide to editing Knowledge" 5715:"Technophile: 'I love the nightless nights'" 5712: 5487:have gotta know what they're talking about." 5114:"Louisianians contributing to Knowledge, at 4908:"Web 2.0 worse for the right than it thinks" 4491: 3013:"Fake Knowledge prof altered 20,000 entries" 2661:"Fake Knowledge prof altered 20,000 entries" 1375:counts as a "Google site") is not explained. 671:in the "close relationships" sidebar of the 10200: 9907:and a walk-through of creating an article, 9857: 9035: 8873:"Knowledge faces the facts over inaccuracy" 8726:"Tech Bytes: Putting Knowledge to the test" 8188:"Knowledge is anti-government, Downer says" 7647: 6916: 3625: 2471:"Knowledge Source For 'New Yorker' A Fraud" 2372:"Knowledge Source For 'New Yorker' A Fraud" 2093: 1787:"Readers' Q & A with Knowledge founder" 1285:"Courts Turn to Knowledge, but Selectively" 10914:"Felon Became COO of Knowledge Foundation" 10351:"Leading Knowledge editor to visit Israel" 10152:in a test commissioned by German magazine 10056:Molecular and cellular biology Wikiproject 9533:Basing on an example from the editing of " 8971: 8776:"Why you can't cite Knowledge in my class" 8687:"New tool mines Knowledge trustworthiness" 8478:-related scandal concerns disclosure that 7863:"Wisdom? More like dumbness of the crowds" 6994:here (with audio of part of the interview) 6953:is an agent of the British secret service. 6949:Makes the accusation that Knowledge admin 5906: 5819: 5352: 4810:"Caught in the deadly web of the internet" 3792: 3761:"Knowledge Falsely Reports Sinbad's Death" 2639:"Key Knowledge 'editor' unmasked as fraud" 2150:First broadcast 26 February 2007 11:00 am 2124: 1813: 1730:"Getting Rich off Those Who Work for Free" 1716:executive used Knowledge's article on the 1677:, the man who described the Internet as a 1482: 913:"Microsoft offers cash for Knowledge edit" 807: 602:Janani, Gopalakrishnan (January 1, 2007). 500:Describes some of the disputes concerning 262:"Ooops: Knowledge Blocks Posts From Qatar" 170: 156: 10911: 10827: 10163: 9779:. IOLTechnology; Tectonic. Archived from 9774: 9693: 9384:"Knowledge page the latest status symbol" 8927: 8870: 7900: 7757:"New Online Tool Unmasks Knowledge Edits" 7540:Features an interview with a 13 year old 6919:"Knowledge and the Intelligence Services" 5940:"German Knowledge receives state funding" 5164:"Denver Post eLetters: Grading Knowledge" 5161: 5069: 4731:"Knowledge founder mulls revenue options" 4543:Association of School and College Leaders 4275: 4249: 3835: 3679: 3464:"Online encyclopedias - Fact or fiction?" 3362:"Students marked on writing in Knowledge" 3248:Interviews with three Knowledge editors, 2981: 2487:"Knowledge manager lied about background" 2378: 2061: 975: 910: 838:"Educators warn students: Be wary of Web" 589:show no sign of the changes he describes. 475: 355: 10937: 10891:"Truth, anonymity and the Knowledge Way" 10851:This story is being reported everywhere! 10745:. Daily Herald and Lee Enterprises. p. 1 10660:"Google kicks Knowledge in the googlies" 10657: 10423: 10389:"Knowledge ban for disruptive professor" 10309: 10260:Article about the conflicts surrounding 10068:"At Knowledge, Illustrators May Be Paid" 9777:"Zulu Knowledge passes 100 article mark" 9359:Reese, Phillip; Carrie Peyton Dahlberg. 9215: 9076: 8974:"New Zealand to Pioneer Wiki-based Laws" 8532: 8457:"Dutch royals caught revising Knowledge" 8454: 8274: 8224: 6823:"Knowledge finds faults with Britannica" 5415: 5308:"Knowledge Scandal Rocks Chile's Senate" 5305: 5095: 4956:Pew Internet & American Life Project 4679: 4007: 3868: 3144:"Reading Hillary Rodham's Hidden Thesis" 3039: 3010: 2952: 2702:"Bogus professor resigns as Wiki editor" 2658: 2619: 2602:"Blog Insights: Knowledge's great fraud" 2567:"Blog Insights: Knowledge's great fraud" 2425: 2164: 1816:"Why Affiliate Marketing Has A Bad Name" 1520: 1111: 1051: 835: 504:-related articles. Prominently mentions 280: 10688:" project recently announced by Google. 10572:"U.S. military command hacks Knowledge" 10521: 10386: 10286: 10166:"VCU student is a Knowledge gatekeeper" 9972: 9714:Discusses the Knowledge fork Veropedia. 9631: 9487:"Knowledge has plenty of pros and cons" 9300: 9113: 9097: 8936:Reports critically on the increasingly 8905: 8704: 8629:"Live on Knowledge: Jennifer Dunn dies" 8424: 7936: 7606: 7551: 7482: 7420: 7409:Florence Nibart-Devouard suggests that 7392: 7343: 7306: 7172: 7142: 7059: 6960: 6879: 6842:This seems to have been picked up from 6820: 6599:Brad Stone; Matt Richtel (2007-07-16). 6354: 6317:"Brit fumes over Knowledge, lava lamps" 5494: 5450: 5372:Cover feature article in June issue of 4653:(originally published April 9, 2007 in 4613:(all related to Verve). Interestingly, 4560:. Cambridge Newspapers Ltd. 2007-04-12. 4531:"School leaders stick up for Knowledge" 4302: 4220: 4046: 3902: 3758: 3359: 3229: 3191: 2832: 2816: 2807: 2798: 2779: 2740:"Knowledge ire turns against ex-editor" 2680: 2094:Kirkpatrick, David (23 February 2007). 2064:"Web Scout: The real-time encyclopedia" 2062:Rushfield, Richard (25 February 2007). 1612: 1578: 1456: 1204: 1114:"Microsoft under fire in Wiki edit war" 1112:Elsworth, Catherine (26 January 2007). 1104:More detailed account of NIDA edit war. 1019: 868: 796:for the article on Wichita news anchor 573:Author describes his dismay at finding 400: 193: 10972: 10841:Google wants in on the Knowledge game. 10513:List of big-bust models and performers 10348: 10329:Discusses the withdrawal of claims by 9945: 9880: 9724:"Knowledge becomes a class assignment" 9484: 9170: 9102:. The Brown Daily Herald, (brown.edu). 8888:"Wiki finally getting its facts right" 8852:. issue 2622 of New Scientist magazine 8844:"Knowledge 2.0 - now with added trust" 8773: 8626: 8597: 8486:'s past came from an IP registered to 7517: 6743: 6393: 6272: 6175:"All the News That's Fit to Print Out" 6122: 6095:"Knowledge User Admits Benoit Posting" 5968: 5661: 5582: 5551: 4755: 4629: 4368: 4240:On the problems faced by Knowledge on 3978: 3438: 3282:"Knowledge founder to visit Australia" 3141: 2484: 2416: 2381:"Ode to Knowledge Riddled with Errors" 2370:Lutter, David A. (February 28, 2007). 2369: 2125:Moss-Coane, Marty (26 February 2007). 1995: 1914: 1879: 1762: 1654: 1536: 978:"Idea of Paid Entries Roils Knowledge" 810:"All Knowledge Links Are Now NOFOLLOW" 632: 601: 547: 226: 10798: 10730: 10487: 10098:"Secret mailing list rocks Knowledge" 10065: 9999: 9809: 9794:Discusses the Zulu Knowledge and the 9721: 9576: 9381: 9252:"Mercedes hunts for Knowledge vandal" 8999: 8947: 8841: 8717:for evaluating Knowledge reliability. 8325: 8148: 8068: 7821: 7776:David George-Cosh (August 16, 2007). 7444: 6561: 6203: 5882:"Knowledge partly unblocked in China" 5879: 5554:"Our own slice of the World Wide Web" 5389: 5245:advocate the power of collaboration." 5016: 4970: 4870: 4728: 4442:staff and agencies (April 11, 2007). 4404: 4184: 3939: 3069: 3021: 3011:Elsworth, Catherine (March 7, 2007). 2923: 2902: 2879: 2850: 2760: 2737: 2718: 2699: 2468: 2379:Bercovici, Jeff (February 28, 2007). 2300:buying Ferraris off the back of that. 1941: 1841: 1693: 1429: 1282: 911:Bergstein, Brian (January 24, 2007). 714: 517: 259: 10888: 10620: 10569: 10457: 10234: 10095: 9552:"Knowledge has worn out its welcome" 9549: 9515: 9277:) vandalised Knowledge's article on 9137: 8358: 8297: 7860: 7331:Reports on WikiMania 2007 in Taipei. 7097: 7026: 6785: 6420: 6314: 6011:Push negative content down the page. 5969:Bowman, Jessica (director of SEO of 5528: 5479:"I haven't actually read any of the 5435:An interview with "net entrepreneur 5416:Flintoff, John-Paul (June 3, 2007). 5217: 5187: 4807: 4703:. The article mentions the rise of 4680:Williams, Stephen (April 17, 2007). 4187:"Founder defends evolving Knowledge" 3661: 3386: 3097: 2659:Elsworth, Catherine (6 March 2007). 2453: 2400: 2275: 2198: 2165:Stutzman, Fred (February 26, 2007). 2028: 1880:Danner, Patrick (22 February 2007). 1720:to settle a dispute in a restaurant. 1694:Cohen, Patricia (15 February 2007). 1392: 1084: 976:Bergstein, Brian (24 January 2007). 869:Johnson, Bobbie (January 22, 2007). 320: 10623:"Knowledge COO was convicted felon" 9675:Australian Broadcasting Corporation 8151:"Iemma's outburst - what outburst?" 8095:The Sydney Morning Herald uses the 7824:"Website sparks online flag debate" 7755:Brian Bergstein (August 15, 2007). 7690:Jonathan Fildes (August 15, 2007). 7607:Johnson, Bobbie (August 15, 2007). 6880:Shreeve, Jimmy Lee (25 July 2007). 6796:will joust for the redrawn seat of 6172: 5353:Mangu-Ward, Katherine (June 2007). 4973:"Chaser's war on Knowledge founder" 4931: 4905: 4554:"Patrolling the pages of Knowledge" 4405:Frean, Alexandra (April 11, 2007). 4107:A short piece about whether or not 4018:. pp. Volume 53, Issue 29, Page B20 3703:offending paragraphs were removed." 3626:Aufderheide, Pat (March 12, 2007). 3024:"Knowledge's 'bogus' editor ousted" 2536:"Fake professor in Knowledge storm" 2403:"Knowledge 101: Check your sources" 1915:Morris, Maggie (22 February 2007). 1727: 1696:"Supercharged With All The Answers" 1523:"Knowledge nära krascha av nyheten" 1432:"Interview:Knowledge to the people" 1052:Naughton, John (January 26, 2007). 800:, who also appeared on the program. 784:radio show interviewed Wikipedians 633:Dawson, Joan M. (15 January 2007). 358:"Talking physics in the social Web" 13: 10736:"Knowledge bans Lehi neighborhood" 10000:Tofel, Kevin (November 29, 2007). 9637:"The Truths and Lies of WikiWorld" 9579:"Knowledge project is a class act" 8825:, is suitable for citation anyway. 8774:Waters, Neil L. (September 2007). 8559:University of Cincinnati president 8328:"Online jokesters have a go at PM" 8230:"Knowledge's strength is openness" 7692:"Knowledge 'shows CIA page edits'" 7669:Thomas Claburn (August 14, 2007). 7344:Hoffman, Matthew (4 August 2007). 6917:Braeckeleer, Ludwig (2007-07-26). 6123:Barney, Katharine (30 June 2007). 6092: 5500:"Surprised by a heretic's epitaph" 5306:Guterman, Deborah (May 30, 2007). 4529:Andrea-Marie Vassou (2007-04-12). 4303:Solomon, Deborah (April 1, 2007). 4276:Youngwood, Susan (April 1, 2007). 4008:Davidson, Cathy (March 23, 2007). 3903:Claburn, Thomas (March 22, 2007). 3798:"A wickedly fun test of Knowledge" 3680:McClellan, Joel (March 16, 2007). 3509: 3317:"Students assessed with Knowledge" 3040:Williams, Martyn (March 9, 2007). 2953:Elsworth, Catherine (2007-03-07). 2833:Goldman, Russell (March 6, 2007). 2808:Withers, Stephen (March 6, 2007). 2029:Noah, Timothy (24 February 2007). 1996:Okoben, Janet (24 February 2007). 1814:Cumbrowski, Carsten (2007-02-20). 1581:"Knowledge is running out of cash" 1579:Farrell, Nick (11 February 2007). 1020:Jaschik, Scott (26 January 2007). 836:Groening, Tom (January 22, 2007). 808:Cumbrowski, Carsten (2007-01-21). 476:McDonough, Ted (11 January 2007). 356:Griffiths, Martin (January 2007). 14: 10991: 10570:Meek, James Gordon (2007-12-13). 10460:"US Government censors Knowledge" 10349:Keinon, Herb (December 8, 2007). 10310:Richards, Jonathan (2007-12-07). 10289:"Students 'should use Knowledge'" 9921:"Ministry bans Knowledge editing" 9577:Moses, Asher (October 31, 2007). 9485:Larcon, Geoff (28 October 2007). 9338: 9000:Gomes, Lee (September 29, 2007). 8972:Jason Mick (September 28, 2007). 8116:"PM 'not behind Knowledge edits'" 7671:"Knowledge Spin Doctors Revealed" 7257:Randy A. Salas (August 2, 2007). 5713:Shillingford, Joia (2007-06-13). 5392:"Anime, Sex Popular At Knowledge" 5152:dismissal of seven U.S. attorneys 5017:Booth, Michael (April 30, 2007). 4729:Roelf, Wendell (April 20, 2007). 4630:Mercer, Monica (April 14, 2007). 4015:The Chronicle of Higher Education 3984:"Knowledge Shakeup: Resignations" 3869:Rauchway, Eric (March 21, 2007). 3759:Kennedy, Kelli (March 16, 2007). 3719:""Wiki" wins place in dictionary" 3628:"Is Knowledge the New Town Hall?" 2817:Wolfson, Andrew (March 6, 2007). 2810:"Bogus professor quits Knowledge" 2780:Goldman, Russell (6 March 2007). 2721:"Knowledge 'Prof' Is A Fraudster" 2461:The Chronicle of Higher Education 2278:"Jimmy Wales and that Bono email" 2276:Kiss, Jemima (28 February 2007). 1942:Adams, David (22 February 2007). 1728:Fox, Justin (February 15, 2007). 1457:Torbati, June (7 February 2007). 1413:Interview with Jimbo Wales after 1248:"Making Connections a World Away" 635:"Where Is the Love in Knowledge?" 10424:Antezana, Fabiola (2007-12-08). 10287:Coleman, Alistair (2007-12-07). 10201:Finkelstein, Seth (2007-12-06). 9858:Engelbrecht, Leon (2007-11-14). 9696:"Knowledge: The Next Generation" 9694:Scrivener, Leslie (2007-11-04). 8842:Giles, Jim (20 September 2007). 8713:Report of the algorithm used by 8501:. LinuxElectrons. 31 August 2007 8044:Michael Agger (24 August 2007). 7797:Katie Hafner (August 19, 2007). 7733:Rhys Blakely (August 16, 2007). 7711:Rhys Blakely (August 15, 2007). 7627:Jonathan Kim (August 14, 2007). 7586:John Borland (August 14, 2007). 7307:Hansell, Saul (August 3, 2007). 7259:"Knowledge keeps up with events" 7143:Roberts, Norman (30 July 2007). 7060:Millner, Caille (29 July 2007). 6998:here regarding Jimmy's birthdate 6766:"Westminster war over Knowledge" 6703:Hannah Edwards (July 22, 2007). 6069:'s death to the article on him ( 5162:McClellan, Joel (May 16, 2007). 5070:Lengerich, Ryan (May 11, 2007). 4537:. VNU Business Publications Ltd. 4369:Levine, Barry (April 10, 2007). 4047:Kleeman, Jenny (25 March 2007). 3871:"Knowledge is good for academia" 2799:Cherian, Jacob (March 6, 2007). 2510:Mitch Ratcliffe (5 March 2007). 2469:Utter, David A. (2 March 2007). 2417:Ingram, Mathew (March 1, 2007). 1842:Cohen, Noam (21 February 2007). 1393:Getz, Arlene (1 February 2007). 1283:Cohen, Noam (January 29, 2007). 1232:National Institute on Drug Abuse 949:Jelliffe's original blog posting 794:Articles for deletion discussion 681:allegations of domestic violence 553:"Let county criticisms commence" 516:allegedly guards its image. See 10938:Tibbetts, Janice (2007-12-26). 10912:Bergstein, Brian (2007-12-21). 10658:Orlowski, Andrew (2007-12-14). 10164:Gilchrist, Aaron (2007-12-05). 9802:, in Johannesburg, South Africa 9775:Archibald, James (2007-11-13). 9767:, in Johannesburg, South Africa 8484:Princess Mabel of Orange-Nassau 8298:Head, Alison J. (August 2007). 8149:Moses, Asher (24 August 2007). 8069:Moses, Asher (24 August 2007). 7939:"Online censor found at Air NZ" 7648:Will Knight (August 14, 2007). 7445:Beale, Claire (9 August 2007). 7214:Steve Fuller (August 1, 2007). 7173:Kington, Miles (31 July 2007). 6523:"People:Pushing the boundaries" 6431:’ entry from www.wikipedia.org 6427:A non-edited excerpt from the ‘ 5770:. Pc Pro magazine. 12 June 2007 5628:"The civil rights organization 5583:Pappas, Nicholas (2007-06-08). 5456:"Knowledge: Blessing or Curse?" 5188:Carr, Nicholas (May 17, 2007). 5096:Birdsong, Cory (May 12, 2007). 4841:"More than just a war of words" 4384:Reports on Knowledge's founder 4115:, including a quote from Jimbo. 3439:Dillon, Willie (9 March 2007). 2719:Foley, Stephen (6 March 2007). 2681:Cherian, Jacob (6 March 2007). 2565:Dan Blacharski (6 March 2007). 2401:Kane, Margaret (1 March 2007). 1488:"Something Wiki this way comes" 1430:Marks, Paul (3 February 2007). 1395:"In Search of an Online Utopia" 1085:Grim, Ryan (January 26, 2007). 518:Fahys, Judy (12 January 2007). 406:"Before the Court of Knowledge" 227:Knight, Will (2 January 2007). 194:Richter, Bob (2 January 2007). 10828:Greenberg, Andy (2007-12-14). 9382:Ablan, Jennifer (2007-10-22). 9114:McCurry, Justin (2007-10-05). 9098:Hoffman, Olivia (2007-10-02). 9077:Sullivan, Danny (2007-10-02). 8928:Schneider, K.G. (2007-09-26). 8906:Claburn, Thomas (2007-09-21). 8871:Henderson, Mark (2007-09-20). 8829:in English-speaking countries. 8705:Bradley, Steven (2007-09-06). 8693:Report of the new software of 8569:Salas, Randy A. (2007-09-02). 7483:Ekström, Anders (2007-08-10). 7421:Nystedt, Dan (8 August 2007). 7393:Nystedt, Dan (6 August 2007). 7283:I-35W Mississippi River bridge 7281:Covers Knowledge covering the 6992:Also see related blog entries 6562:Beale, Claire (16 July 2007). 6394:Jacobs, Mark I. (2007-07-11). 6173:Dee, Jonathan (July 1, 2007). 5850:Ivor Tossell (June 15, 2007). 5790:Andrew Brown (June 14, 2007). 5361:. Reason Foundation. pp. 18–29 5127:"Left in Control of Knowledge" 4994:The Chaser's War on Everything 4971:Moses, Asher (26 April 2007). 4906:Cox, Robert (April 24, 2007). 4871:Cohen, Noam (April 23, 2007). 4808:Fisk, Robert (21 April 2007). 3360:MacLeod, Donald (2007-03-07). 3192:Johnson, Bobbie (2007-03-02). 3142:Dedman, Bill (March 2, 2007). 3070:Cohen, Noam (March 12, 2007). 2608:. Foreign Policy. 6 March 2007 2581:Stephen Foley (6 March 2007). 2485:Thomas, Brett (2 March 2007). 2419:"The Knowledge Admin Brouhaha" 1655:Gralla, Preston (2007-02-14). 715:Smith, Wes (15 January 2007). 1: 10387:Kleeman, Jenny (2007-12-09). 10130:"Knowledge schlägt Brockhaus" 9946:Lewine, Edward (2007-11-18). 9722:Mintz, Jessica (2007-11-01). 8627:Guzman, Monica (2007-09-05). 8598:Glover, Steven (2007-09-03). 8533:Kurtzman, Lori (2007-09-01). 8455:Sterling, Toby (2007-08-30). 8275:Anderson, Nate (2007-08-24). 8071:"PM's staff edited Knowledge" 7849:References the discussion on 7822:Black, Rebecca (2007-08-15). 7518:Walker, Morley (2007-08-09). 6764:Henry Deedes (24 July 2007). 6744:Vankin, Sam (July 22, 2007). 6521:Hugo Rifkind (12 July 2007). 6355:Woodson, Alex (Jul 8, 2007). 6273:Norlen, Nick (July 5, 2007). 5880:Burns, Simon (19 June 2007). 5587:. DailyIllini. Archived from 5424:. London. pp. 3 (News Review) 4954:. See the full report at the 4497:"Warning about Wiki accuracy" 4221:Kleeman, Jenny (2007-03-28). 3945:"The day I downloaded myself" 3662:Beam, Alex (March 13, 2007). 3230:Kleeman, Jenny (2007-03-02). 2851:Foley, Stephen (2007-03-06). 2456:"Essjay, the Ersatz Academic" 2454:Read, Brock (March 2, 2007). 1673:"Here's the newest from Sen. 1521:Eriksson, Anja (2007-02-09). 999:and Gregory Kohs, founder of 871:"Knowledge adopts "nofollow"" 260:Krane, Jim (3 January 2007). 10522:Miliard, Mike (2007-12-12). 10490:"Knowledge's bust idea ever" 10458:Nick, Farrell (2007-12-11). 9981:. Express-Times (Easton, Pa) 9973:Olanoff, Lynn (2007-11-21). 9881:Burton, Scott (2007-11-18). 9810:Smith, Debbie (2007-11-11). 9408:Vogue Knitting International 9285:driver who competes for the 8535:"Web vandals target Zimpher" 8425:Skelton, Chad (2007-08-25). 8263:and how it can help counter 8213:Australian Foreign minister 7937:Henzell, John (2007-08-21). 7927:Canadian scorn spreads south 7925:Slightly more to the point: 7027:Brad, Flora (27 July 2007). 6961:Rogoway, Mike (2007-07-27). 6821:Farrell, Nick (2007-07-24). 6456:"Knowledge vs The Old Guard" 5820:Khalid Mir (June 14, 2007). 5552:Keeker, Korry (2007-06-07). 5390:Utter, David (31 May 2007). 4932:Goo, Sara (April 24, 2007). 3687:International Herald Tribune 3669:International Herald Tribune 3389:"Southampton Knowledge woes" 3387:Reed, Michael (2007-03-06). 3197:(Requires free registration) 3178:a link to the Knowledge edit 2745:International Herald Tribune 2738:Cohen, Noam (6 March 2007). 951:(but not this report) to be 460:Talk:Leaving Las Vegas#Rolex 456:Talk:John O'Brien (novelist) 7: 10799:Brady, Brian (2007-12-16). 10341:in contrast to the headline 9891:Alaska Public Radio Network 9748:. IOLTechnology. 2007-11-10 9501:Eastern Michigan University 9301:Douglas, Ian (2007-10-11). 9173:"St. Louis - Party Central" 9171:Felten, Eric (2007-10-06). 9056:Looks at the trend towards 8326:Cheng, Derek (2006-08-25). 7861:Kamm, Oliver (2007-08-16). 7552:Nystedt, Dan (2007-08-13). 6204:Adams, Tim (July 1, 2007). 6180:The New York Times Magazine 5529:Crow, David (6 June 2007). 4665:1989 Census in Transnistria 4309:The New York Times Magazine 4185:Moses, Asher (2007-03-27). 3664:"Meanwhile: My sticky Wiki" 3098:Ball, Philip (2007-02-27). 2924:Doran, James (2007-03-06). 2903:Doran, James (2007-03-06). 2431:"Knowledge: J.S. on Essjay" 1504:article but criticizes the 1022:"A Stand against Knowledge" 387:11:37, 7 January 2007 (UTC) 10: 10996: 10066:Cohen, Noam (2007-12-03). 9948:"The Encyclopedist's Lair" 9677:. Reuters. 3 November 2007 9550:Derk, James (2007-10-30). 9138:Zhao, Qilan (2007-10-06). 9036:David Sarno (2007-09-30). 8948:Blair, Matt (2007-09-27). 8707:"Can You Trust Knowledge?" 7970:Air New Zealand Flight 901 6980:About interview with both 6315:Metz, Cade (6 July 2007). 6028:Knowledge discussion here: 5439:" previewing his new book 5102:Baton Rouge, La., Advocate 4789:'s syndicated comic strip 4655:Spartanburg Herald-Journal 4636:Spartanburg Herald-Journal 4284:. Rutland Herald. pp. 8–12 3740:Wiki gains a place in the 3015:. London: Telegraph.co.uk. 2880:Cohen, Noam (2007-03-05). 2825:Louisville Courier-Journal 2706:United Press International 1475:created by a Yale student. 980:. MSNBC (Associated Press) 10889:Metz, Cade (2007-12-18). 10621:Metz, Cade (2007-12-13). 10235:Metz, Cade (2007-12-06). 10096:Metz, Cade (2007-12-04). 9860:"Knowledge founder in SA" 9635:(October–November 2007). 9583:The Sydney Morning Herald 9516:Haas, Eric (2007-10-26). 8781:Communications of the ACM 8576:The Philadelphia Inquirer 8490:, the Dutch royal palace. 8159:The Sydney Morning Herald 8079:The Sydney Morning Herald 7216:"Our Virtual Middle Ages" 7018:09:34, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 6730:Higher School Certificate 6710:The Sydney Morning Herald 5907:Noam Cohen (2007-06-25). 4977:The Sydney Morning Herald 4845:The Sydney Morning Herald 4192:The Sydney Morning Herald 3512:"Power to the Wikipeople" 3342:University of East Anglia 3232:"You couldn't make it up" 1944:"Fast facts found online" 935:In this widely reprinted 610:(Subscription). pp. 35–37 10980:Knowledge press coverage 10447:checkpoints," he said. " 10143:English auto translation 10002:"Soup Up Your Cellphone" 9499:, a week of lectures at 9346:(in French). DGDispatch. 8892:Asian News International 8822:Encyclopaedia Britannica 8415:HIV/AIDS in South Africa 7901:Editorial (2007-08-19). 7264:Minneapolis Star-Tribune 7009:Discussion under way at 6650:Defenestration of Prague 6133:. London. Archived from 5116:http://www.wikipedia.org 5076:Fort Wayne News Sentinel 4713:Montauk Point Lighthouse 4585:. April 13, 2007. p. 13. 4250:Lysa Chen (2007-03-28). 3399:West University Examiner 3168:of her class of 1969 at 3160:MSNBC.com reported that 2982:EDITORIAL (2007-03-07). 2096:"Knowledge's next steps" 2031:"Evicted From Knowledge" 604:"Look Up (To) Knowledge" 201:San Antonio Express-News 10832:. forbes.com/technology 10333:, deputy leader of the 9952:New York Times Magazine 9183:Dow Jones & Company 9178:The Wall Street Journal 9151:University of Amsterdam 9081:. SearchEngineLand.com. 8794:10.1145/1284621.1284635 8658:"Did you mean: GPhone?" 8540:The Cincinnati Enquirer 7542:Knowledge:Administrator 7067:San Francisco Chronicle 6853:The report claims that 6850:picked the article up). 6490:The Franco-Prussian War 6280:Philadelphia City Paper 5695:The Cult Of The Amateur 5585:"In Knowledge we trust" 5441:The Cult of the Amateur 4912:The Washington Examiner 4785:Knowledge mentioned in 4282:Vermont Sunday Magazine 3802:The News & Observer 3557:London Evening Standard 3290:. Melbourne. 2007-03-05 3022:Staff (March 7, 2007). 1601:and disappear from the 1566:article upon her death. 812:. Search Engine Journal 587:Liberty County, Florida 583:Calhoun County, Florida 575:Jackson County, Florida 432:John O'Brien (novelist) 321:anon (6 January 2007). 10444:Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson 10150:Brockhaus encyclopedia 10024:on cellphone is shown. 9038:"Knowledge wars erupt" 8875:. London: TimesOnline. 7544:from the Ontario area. 7167: 7090: 7062:"Free Wikis For China" 7051: 6963:"Open-source thinking" 6864:It also misrepresents 6658: 6440: 6435:Clubs and social life: 6396:"That wacky Knowledge" 6206:"For your information" 6196: 5856:Toronto Globe and Mail 5284:"Knowledge whispers". 4558:Cambridge Evening News 3682:"Open source approach" 3516:The Japan Times Online 3162:Hillary Rodham Clinton 3100:"The more, the Wikier" 2761:Staff (6 March 2007). 2700:Staff (6 March 2007). 2625:"Farewell, Knowledge?" 2304: 2303: 2265: 2204:"Rescued by Knowledge" 2159: 2023: 2002:Cleveland Plain Dealer 1562:about updating of the 1502:Robert Louis Stevenson 1005:Knowledge:Reward board 639:OhmyNews International 20:Knowledge in the press 10592:U.S. Southern Command 10544:user: OneWomanArmy923 8396:Sydney Morning Herald 8007:"The age of e-vanity" 7984:The edit can be seen 7851:Talk:Northern Ireland 7379:Venice and its Lagoon 7163: 7086: 7047: 6846:. (Two days earlier, 6725:reports that the new 6646: 6432: 6306:Philadelphia Meetup 3 6298:Philadelphia Meetup 4 6192: 5630:Privacy International 5463:National Public Radio 5418:"Thinking is so over" 4661:Inherently funny word 3218:Sydney Morning Herald 2302: 2297: 2261: 2145: 2016: 1718:Immaculate Conception 1546:All Things Considered 1230:Discusses efforts by 1003:with emphasis on the 782:American Public Media 759:"Marked for Deletion" 525:The Salt Lake Tribune 506:EnergySolutions Arena 483:Salt Lake City Weekly 10148:Knowledge beats the 9814:. Sunday Independent 8571:"Digital Do-gooding" 8124:ABC News (Australia) 8046:"Knowledge Unmasked" 7577:"Knowledge Scanner", 6618:books on Amazon.com. 6339:Article criticising 5977:. Search Engine Land 5822:"Lost in cyberspace" 5739:Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo 4891:no original research 4827:The Turkish scholar 4599:Verve Communications 3441:"Knowledge Insanica" 2812:. iTwire, Australia. 2284:(Organ Grinder blog) 2202:(26 February 2007). 1626:Agence France-Presse 1616:(11 February 2007). 1208:(January 25, 2007). 861:computer initiative. 557:Tallahassee Democrat 410:Cleveland Free Times 10893:. theregister.co.uk 10743:Daily Herald (Utah) 10721:The Daily Telegraph 9308:The Daily Telegraph 9007:Wall Street Journal 8750:The Washington Post 8741:Jose Antonio Vargas 7903:"Now you read it …" 7634:The Huffington Post 5973:) (June 27, 2007). 5884:. IT News Australia 5753:Website favourites? 5218:anon (2007-05-19). 5019:"Grading Knowledge" 4952:Pew Research Center 4938:The Washington Post 4354:search on Knowledge 3678:Letter to Editor: 2989:The Daily Telegraph 2960:The Daily Telegraph 2666:The Daily Telegraph 2589:. 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London. p. 1 10197: 10196: 10195: 10194: 10160: 10159: 10158: 10157: 10125: 10124: 10123: 10122: 10092: 10091: 10090: 10089: 10072:New York Times 10062: 10061: 10060: 10059: 10054:Describes the 10032: 10029: 10028: 10027: 10026: 10025: 9996: 9995: 9994: 9993: 9969: 9968: 9967: 9966: 9942: 9941: 9940: 9939: 9915: 9914: 9913: 9912: 9877: 9876: 9875: 9874: 9854: 9853: 9852: 9851: 9829: 9828: 9827: 9826: 9806: 9805: 9804: 9803: 9771: 9770: 9769: 9768: 9759:Discusses the 9741: 9740: 9739: 9738: 9718: 9717: 9716: 9715: 9691: 9690: 9689: 9665: 9662: 9661: 9660: 9659: 9658: 9644:Nexus Magazine 9628: 9627: 9626: 9625: 9601: 9600: 9599: 9598: 9573: 9572: 9569: 9564: 9563: 9546: 9545: 9542: 9530: 9529: 9512: 9511: 9510: 9509: 9481: 9480: 9479: 9478: 9424: 9423: 9402: 9401: 9378: 9377: 9366:Sacramento Bee 9355: 9354: 9353: 9352: 9335: 9334: 9333: 9332: 9326: 9325: 9324: 9323: 9297: 9296: 9295: 9294: 9279:Lewis Hamilton 9275:195.235.246.33 9246: 9245: 9244: 9243: 9219:(2007-10-07). 9217:Naughton, John 9212: 9211: 9210: 9209: 9202:cocktail party 9195: 9194: 9167: 9166: 9165: 9164: 9134: 9133: 9132: 9131: 9110: 9109: 9108: 9107: 9094: 9093: 9092: 9091: 9072: 9069: 9068: 9067: 9066: 9065: 9032: 9031: 9030: 9029: 8996: 8995: 8994: 8993: 8968: 8967: 8966: 8965: 8944: 8943: 8942: 8941: 8924: 8923: 8922: 8921: 8902: 8901: 8900: 8899: 8883: 8882: 8881: 8880: 8867: 8866: 8865: 8864: 8838: 8837: 8836: 8835: 8834: 8833: 8830: 8826: 8817: 8805: 8804: 8770: 8769: 8768: 8767: 8743:(2007-09-17). 8736: 8735: 8734: 8733: 8732:Same as above. 8721: 8720: 8719: 8718: 8715:Luca de Alfaro 8701: 8700: 8699: 8698: 8695:Luca de Alfaro 8682: 8681: 8680: 8679: 8653: 8652: 8651: 8650: 8623: 8622: 8621: 8620: 8594: 8593: 8592: 8591: 8565: 8564: 8563: 8562: 8528: 8525: 8524: 8523: 8522: 8521: 8518: 8511: 8510: 8494: 8493: 8492: 8491: 8488:Huis ten Bosch 8469: 8468: 8451: 8450: 8442: 8441: 8421: 8420: 8419: 8418: 8408: 8407: 8383: 8382: 8381: 8380: 8376: 8370: 8369: 8355: 8354: 8353: 8352: 8345: 8339: 8338: 8322: 8321: 8294: 8293: 8271: 8270: 8269: 8268: 8256:Simon Pulsifer 8249: 8248: 8238:Ottawa Citizen 8221: 8220: 8219: 8218: 8208: 8207: 8183: 8182: 8181: 8180: 8170: 8169: 8145: 8144: 8143: 8142: 8136: 8135: 8111: 8110: 8109: 8108: 8105:Peter Costello 8090: 8089: 8065: 8064: 8040: 8039: 8038: 8037: 8027: 8026: 8015:Ottawa Citizen 8002: 8001: 7982: 7981: 7980: 7974: 7973: 7963: 7962: 7933: 7932: 7931: 7930: 7897: 7896: 7895: 7894: 7884: 7883: 7857: 7856: 7855: 7854: 7844: 7843: 7818: 7817: 7816: 7815: 7794: 7773: 7752: 7730: 7708: 7687: 7666: 7645: 7624: 7604: 7568: 7567: 7566: 7565: 7559: 7558: 7548: 7547: 7546: 7545: 7514: 7513: 7512: 7511: 7504: 7503: 7479: 7478: 7477: 7476: 7465: 7464: 7441: 7440: 7439: 7438: 7432: 7431: 7417: 7416: 7415: 7414: 7404: 7403: 7389: 7388: 7387: 7386: 7364: 7363: 7340: 7339: 7338: 7337: 7333: 7332: 7326: 7325: 7303: 7302: 7301: 7300: 7297: 7294: 7291: 7287: 7286: 7276: 7275: 7253: 7252: 7251: 7250: 7247: 7246: 7242: 7241: 7235: 7234: 7209: 7206: 7205: 7204: 7203: 7202: 7199: 7193: 7192: 7169: 7168: 7160: 7159: 7139: 7138: 7137: 7136: 7121: 7120: 7094: 7093: 7092: 7091: 7080: 7079: 7055: 7053: 7052: 7044: 7043: 7023: 7022: 7021: 7020: 7004: 7003: 7002: 7001: 6957: 6956: 6955: 6954: 6935: 6913: 6912: 6911: 6910: 6900: 6899: 6876: 6875: 6874: 6873: 6862: 6851: 6815: 6814: 6811: 6809: 6808: 6806: 6805: 6790: 6784: 6783: 6760: 6759: 6740: 6739: 6738: 6737: 6716: 6715: 6699: 6698: 6697: 6696: 6686: 6685: 6672:The Australian 6662: 6661: 6660: 6659: 6641: 6640: 6631:. 18 July 2007 6629:Broadway World 6621: 6595: 6594: 6593: 6592: 6582: 6581: 6558: 6557: 6556: 6555: 6541: 6540: 6517: 6516: 6515: 6514: 6510: 6509: 6508: 6507: 6500: 6493: 6479: 6478: 6472: 6471: 6462:. 12 July 2007 6449: 6448: 6445: 6425: 6419: 6418: 6390: 6389: 6388: 6387: 6386: 6385: 6379: 6378: 6372: 6371: 6351: 6350: 6349: 6348: 6341:Knowledge:OTRS 6334: 6333: 6311: 6310: 6309: 6308: 6286: 6285: 6269: 6268: 6267: 6266: 6260: 6259: 6250:. 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