Dennis McDonald was working on an entry into Wikipedia for “Enterprise 2.0.” Things were going along well, until one day, it was gone. He asked about it, and an anonymous member of the community said they took it down. Read more HERE. It raises some very interesting questions about a supposedly “open” platform.
I haven’t worked directly with Wikipedia, so I have no say either way. But if there’s some mechanism that determines what goes into the platform, what are the criteria? I know they don’t want porn or slander or other silliness, but they also have lots of great information on comic book continuity. So who says something relevant or not?
For some reason, this really gets my goat.
Read the Article HERE, and weigh in.
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