Despite the fact that Wales' Wikimedia Foundation houses the citizen journalism experiment Wikinews, he provided a rather lukewarm endorsement of the concept. Wales suggested, for instance, that because citizen journalists are motivated to write mostly on stories they care about personally, their output is typically commentary or analysis. While that may be useful, he doesn't see citizen journalists providing the "work-horse reporting" that professional journalists do. And while some kinds of citizen newsgathering can "drive toward objectivity" without being always "biased or inflammatory," he added, it just won't replace traditional journalism, with its mechanisms to ensure reporters are not just pushing an agenda.