Yes, I totally agree with Ziko.
The article about Heilmann do had contents that are very questionable.
There were content that are not proved and that are now removed, that
must be removed according to our rule of living people biographies.
Heilmann complained through his lawyer at first by
On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 8:03 PM, Ting Chen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heilmann complained through his lawyer at first by WikiMedia
Deutschland. The chapter answered him that it is not responsible for the
content on Wikipedia and they would do nothing. I agree with the first
part of the
Marco Chiesa wrote:
The point is that the chapter is NOT responsible for the content of
Wikipedia. If as a chapter we receive a suggestion/complain about something
in Wikipedia, we forward the email to OTRS, because that's the address
that's dedicated to these things. If there is a lawsuit, as
David Gerard wrote:
2008/11/19 Nathan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The chapter refused to look at the complaint or take any action at all?
Unless there is some legal reason why they can't take responsibility (even
as individuals responding to an e-mail complaint), I find that difficult to
believe.
Right, I wasn't clear. I was thinking it would be strange if the chapter
members took no action, as members (even forwarding a complaint to OTRS),
and the only explanation I had for that was the legal danger in appearing to
take responsibility on behalf of the chapter. As long as they forward the
Apparently the German portal on wikipedia.de has been shut down after
a legal case. Is there any more information on this?
http://www.wikipedia.de/
Bryan
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2008/11/16 David Gerard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Donations to WMDE are apparently coming in very fast because of this:
http://wiwowo.blogspot.com/2008/11/internet-cannot-be-censured.html
I'm reluctant to advocate upset politicians as a fundraising tool, but ...
Here's the list. Dig the comments:
On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 9:02 AM, David Gerard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2008/11/16 Ian A. Holton [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This isn't the first time the German chapter has had an interim injunction
issued against them[2], but everytime the matter has been resolved in a
professional manner and the
