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Interesting data, but I fail to see anything sinister going on here. Skimming through the list, it looks like 90% of the articles fall into one of three categor

by lars 12y ago

Interesting data, but I fail to see anything sinister going on here. Skimming through the list, it looks like 90% of the articles fall into one of three categories: Streets in Oslo, embassies in Oslo and people I mostly haven't heard of (i.e. not politically controversial characters). I don't see any edits intended to sway public opinion.

bagosm 12y ago
Same here, my only worry is that maybe that's exactly the strategy they use to blur the waters. On the other hand, propaganda can't be that forward, can it?
- jessriedel 12y ago
  "Muddy the waters"? I think lines, not water, are blurred :)
  - evanb 12y ago
    It doesn't take a rocket surgeon to understand what was meant : )
    - mrpopo 12y ago
      "Rocket engineer"? I think surgeons work on bodies, not rockets :)
SolarNet 12y ago
I think the point of the post was, look at how you can see this government's edits, why can't we see every governments edits?