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I've started seeing this on Wikipedia. Wikipedia sources an article from a semi-legit source. That semi-legit source either just says "sources" or points to s
by nostromo 2y ago
I've started seeing this on Wikipedia.
Wikipedia sources an article from a semi-legit source. That semi-legit source either just says "sources" or points to something less-legit, like a Tweet.
You can bring new "facts" into existence by just laundering them from lower- and lower-quality sources.
- Arrath 2y agoSource-laundering is a bit catchy, I have to say.