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Reminds me of when Bradley Manning's wiki page turned to Chelsea Manning within seconds of the announcement. It was unreal. It was like there were an army of ac
by umvi 8y ago
Reminds me of when Bradley Manning's wiki page turned to Chelsea Manning within seconds of the announcement. It was unreal. It was like there were an army of activists ready to pounce as soon as the announcement was made and the article was quickly locked.
I've seen other, more important, news take much longer to update (hours) on their main pages.
- tim333 8y agoThe way Wikipedia works you don't need an army of activists - just one enthusiast to edit it. The important news probably took longer because no one was very interested. That's how it works with volunteers.
- andrepd 8y agoRunning s/Bradley/Chelsea and s/he/she probably takes significantly less effort than writing on the latest news.