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An aside: As of this comment, that wikipedia article on scientific management needs some serious work.

• jewbacca 14y ago
  Continuing off-topic: It's vandalism. I just did an hour of procrastinatory cyberstalking, it's the work of a high schooler in Ohio. Probably vandalizing articles they read for class. Speculation: if not just out of frustration, perhaps sabotage against classmates reading later? Is that a thing now? ---- Last good revision: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Scientific_management&oldid=521213480 http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Scientific_managem...
  • eitland 14y ago
    While working as a teacher I came to the conclusion that links to wikipedia should in most cases include a known good revision number in the url.
    • edanm 14y ago
      That's actually a great idea. Wonder if this can/should be made more well-known through the wiki software? For example, maybe all Wiki article paths should redirect to a specific version? E.g. if I go to "wiki/tree" I'll get "wiki/tree/1101" which is the version number. Then, every page can have a message at the top saying "to get to the latest revision, click here". (Just an off-the-top-of-my-head idea of how to do this).