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On Wikipedia deletionists

Mon, 16 Jun 2008 at 16:08 • Chyetanya Kunte • Filed under Asides

Tim Bray: “What harm would ensue were Wikipedia to contain an accurate if slightly boring entry on someone who was just an ordinary person and entirely fame-free? Well, Wikipedia’s “encyclopedia-ness” might be impaired… but I thought the purpose of Wikipedia was to serve the Net’s users, not worry about how closely it adheres to the traditional frameworks of the reference publishing industry?”

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One response to “On Wikipedia deletionists”

  1. Govind said:

    Harivanshrai has beautiful lines for those sentiments “It is not a crime to die unknown, not-famous” - will get the poem words some day. It was about a certain cactus who represents a sombre/longer version of lifeform compared to the flowers who live short and supposedly exciting fast lane life. No woman will every carry a cactus or wear it :)