<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />Our Love Affair with [b]Wikipedia[/b]
The Connecticut College Voice
“Wikipedia is a free, web-based, collaborative, multilingual encyclopedia project supported by the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation. Its twenty million articles (over 3.79 million in English) have been written collaboratively by volunteers around the ...



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What a boob.

If this was written by a journalism student, give the boob an F. That sentence wouldn't survive examination on Wikipedia unless it was written by an administrator. It's superficially well-written, but, underneath, incoherent. And as to fact, uh.... {{citation needed}}

The comments are funny.

C'mon, he's just a student. Probably got 2 points extra credit for writing that.

Once again: book. If there is a book on sale at his college bookstore, that completely
contravenes his nonsense, he will learn.

Has anybody written an article about Wikipedia to which you have not felt obliged to add a comment?

Sure, the ones where comments aren't solicited, and the ones that are written factually and from an honest perspective. (Although, when those rare articles do come along, I still feel obliged to add a comment of support and encouragement.)

Currently on the Connecticut College Voice comment system, my job security is being threatened by someone known only as "Briann".