Can't blame them when someone is spending their time teaching people how to sue Wikipedia. The afflicted need to realize that if they depend on soemthing like Wikipedia as anything other than just another resource, they will make mistakes. To sue someone over your own mistakes is a major cop out. Why sue except to make money. I really like Wikipedia, but do my own research. Thanks for trying to kill something I at least have the intelligence to use. Go sue someone who deserves it, like yourself! Gibson Elliot
--- On Tue, 1/26/10, Terry Blanton <[email protected]> wrote: From: Terry Blanton <[email protected]> Subject: [Vo]:Contropedia To: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, January 26, 2010, 8:42 AM http://www.bolenreport.com/feature_articles/feature_article088.htm Wikipedia Doesn't Like Me ... Opinion by Consumer Advocate Tim Bolen Saturday, January 2nd, 2010 Wikipedia's General Counsel, Mike Godwin, is sending me nasty emails. Apparently he doesn't like me telling people how bad Wikipedia actually is, and he definitely doesn't want me telling you what to do about it - when it effects you personally. He actually, the other day, said I "was trying to destroy Wikipedia..." Stand back while I turn down my testosterone levels. Even though, in some ways, it feels good to have some people think I'm that kind of powerful, I can't really claim credit for what's happening to Wikipedia. The whole world is beginning to realize that Wikipedia is being run by the social equivalent of a pimply twelve year old. Wikipedia is coming apart. What I'm offering is a remedy for its victims. How? I'm telling people how to sue Wikipedians in the Courts to stop them from victimizing others. I've got the formula to beat them (and I'll tell what that is further into the article) - and Mike Godwin doesn't want me to talk about it. He says: "Thank you providing evidence of intent to engage in strategic litigation aimed at shutting down Wikipedia." Yup, he really said that. Let me adjust that testosterone knob one more time. Mike, I don't need to destroy Wikipedia. It is doing that to itself. I'm actually trying to help you guys, but you're not listening. The WHOLE WORLD is trying to help you, and you are not listening. You need to make some changes - and here's why... Critics like Oliver Kamm of the London Times said in his November 25, 2009 article: "The persistent decline in the number of Wikipedia editors may signal the end of the dominance of a remarkable online resource. It cannot happen too soon. Wikipedia is routinely cited in online articles as a substitute for explanations of concepts, events and people. It has thereby coarsened public culture. It is an anti-intellectual venture to its core. <more>
