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Old 10-02-2010, 08:34 AM   #393
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Originally Posted by kennyc View Post
All sources have potential bias. That's in fact exactly what this thread is about.
I understand that, but I know wikipedia is waaaay down the list of reliability.

I know someone who developed a computer back in the 1960s. He looked at a wikipedia article on that computer and found errors. He created an account, fixed the erros, pointing out he was on the design team for that computer. And that from the article, the writer of the original article hadn't been there, and had incorrect information.

His work was deleted, and the orignal error fileld article, was placed back. he emailed and told them, he was on the design team. And that obviously whomever wrote the orignial article, knew nothing about the computer.

He tried two more times, and was banned.

So I feel I have excellent reasons for not trusting wikipedia as a source.
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