Difference between revisions of "Wikipedia:Reliability of Wikipedia"
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|WpURL=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reliability_of_Wikipedia | |WpURL=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reliability_of_Wikipedia | ||
| + | |WpIntro=Some have called Wikipedia a 'cult'<ref>http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/03/06/a_model_wikipedian/page2.html</ref>, especially the self-justifying inner circle, which is perhaps unsurprising, since they have dictatorial powers over Wikipedia. Their decision that [[MSM|commercially controlled media]] is a 'reputable source' effectively hands back Wikipedia's independence to those who control big media. | ||
|WsLink0=WikiSpooks:The Problem with Wikipedia | |WsLink0=WikiSpooks:The Problem with Wikipedia | ||
|WsLink2=WikiSpooks:Editorial Policy | |WsLink2=WikiSpooks:Editorial Policy | ||
Revision as of 11:54, 2 September 2011
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| Some have called Wikipedia a 'cult'[1], especially the self-justifying inner circle, which is perhaps unsurprising, since they have dictatorial powers over Wikipedia. Their decision that commercially controlled media is a 'reputable source' effectively hands back Wikipedia's independence to those who control big media. |
Related Wikispooks Pages
WikiSpooks:Editorial Policy - - Includes a critique of the Wikipedia 'Neutral point of view' definition and policy Wikipedia's Hasbara - - Israeli Hasbara influence and activities on Wikipedia
External Links
- ISGP's problem with Wikipedia - - One single admin able to wipe ISGP from dozens of Wiki pages July 1, 2009
- Wikipedia Watch - Site dedicated to monitoring Wikipedia biases and pecadilloes
- The Wikipedia Review - Discussion forum about Wikipedia outside the formal control of the Wikipedia Foundation
- Wiki-Watch - Tools for monitoring Wikipedia page edits and content reliability
- Wiki Trust - A MediaWiki plug in for algorithmic monitoring of Wikipedia content accuracy.
