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If you read to the end of the article, you come across an an interesting comment that might be of relevance here: "If you think Phillip Roth, one of the greate
by kwekly 14y ago
If you read to the end of the article, you come across an an interesting comment that might be of relevance here:
"If you think Phillip Roth, one of the greatest living writers, wrote this 2,648 word piece to get a remark on Wikipedia changed, I think you've missed his point.
- GREGPOMEROY
- Evbn 14y agoRight. He wrote it because it was a paying gig, it fed I his ego, and he likes writing.
- niels_olson 14y agoMaybe he actually cares about the future of culture, recognizes that Wikipedia is extremely relevant, and wants to make a difference. Maybe he thinks more people outside current 20-somethings should care about this issue, and is thereby inviting them to join in the conversation. Attribute no more malice to any one else than you attribute to yourself.
- bravoyankee 14y agoExactly. This seems like brilliant marketing (for a brilliant book, judging by the book reviews).