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Blog Insights: Wikipedia's great fraud

Wikipedia's basic premise is built on a pseudo-intellectual concept of collective contributions, on the mistaken belief that since there are lots of people constantly contributing and reviewing entries, they will somehow come out accurate. Chairman Mao would have been proud. Wikipedia cheerleaders believe that the old traditions of mainstream media (fact-checking and professional editing) lack merit, and that an entry that is written by an anonymous contributor, and subsequently reviewed and edited by many other anonymous contributors, will be inherently superior. It's rather like getting a hundred monkeys in a room together and expecting them to produce "Hamlet."

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i agree 100%

the admins do not use any logic or common sense at all on wiki.

the 1st word that entered my mind was FRAUD!


bring any TRUTH to them and they will explain it away

it's just plain WRONG!
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