<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />Donald Sterling, Clippers Owner, Alleged Housing Discriminator, Gets [b]Wikipedia ...[/b]
LA Weekly (blog)
​Donald Sterling is something like a Jekyll and Hyde of Los Angeles society for some. If you've seen his full-page ads in the Los Angeles Times, you'd think he was the city's greatest humanitarian. Ever. ...

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Gregory Kohs

"his page has gone from having a six-page 'controversies' section to having none"

Really? What sort of encyclopedia that was not an online defamation platform would have a "six-page" section about controversies related to a living person?

Oh, wait. Wikipedia *is* an online defamation platform.

Editing one's own page, or that of one's employer, is made out to be an etiquette breach of the highest order by mostly pseudonymous Wikipedia administrators who have never done anything in life that would rise to the level of having a Wikipedia article about themselves or their companies.

Look, Jimmy Wales (the "sole founder" of Wikipedia who has never, ever been associated with Internet soft porn) has himself edited his Wikipedia biography, many times, to "sanitize" it beyond recognition of the truth. His business partner Angela Beesley has edited the Wikipedia article about their business, many times.

This here about Mr. Sterling isn't "news" -- it's standard operating procedure on Wikipedia.