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I am saying that it would not be feasible, we're actually in agreement on that point. > And why did you write this comment? I feel like you want comments to a
by soheil 7y ago
I am saying that it would not be feasible, we're actually in agreement on that point.
> And why did you write this comment?
I feel like you want comments to always have a political motive.
> There is no need for a "case against Wikipedia."
It's an intellectual exercise.
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- rapnie 7y agoI agree with asdfasgasdgasdg, and don't understand your reasoning. Imho the fact that Wikipedia is not commercially marketized is inherent to its success. Feels like a breath of fresh air to have such a rich source of open access information, to search for e.g. medical info rather than trusting Google with it. If anything, Wikipedia shows to me that people have a longing for more initiatives like that, and they will then reject commercial alternatives that exist. Gives me glimmers of hope for the future.
- jacobwilliamroy 7y agoDid you copypaste that guy's name, or did you type the whole thing out? Did you have his comment out in a second window so you could look back and forth to check your spelling?
- rapnie 7y agoI copypasted first, then started writing :)
- soheil 7y agoThe real question is did you copy and paste and searched for it to see if it is actually the same username or did you just guess that they're the same spelling?
- jacobwilliamroy 7y agoI opened two tabs and looked back and forth.