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These seem like first person source, early-Wikipedia arguments. (Before citation guidelines came into full effect) I.e. How do you correct something that you k
by ethbr1 2y ago
These seem like first person source, early-Wikipedia arguments. (Before citation guidelines came into full effect)
I.e. How do you correct something that you know to be wrong, when you can't point to something public?
Except, in the case of classified military technical specs -- just let it be wrong.
- pyrale 2y ago> I.e. How do you correct something that you know to be wrong, when you can't point to something public? Shake my head, and accept that it's enough hn/reddit for today.
- AdrianB1 2y agoYou don't have to correct everything all the time, especially if it is a sensitive matter. Correcting Covid information 2-3 years ago was a one way ticket to being cancelled everywhere, for example. One needs to accept that being right is not something to prove every single time. Remember Galileo.