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Re:Watching Wikipedia's extinction event from a distance by mmphosis on Tuesday February 14, 2017 @01:34PM (#13645875)
The concrete examples have been deleted.
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Re:Watching Wikipedia's extinction event from a distance by TeMPOraL on Tuesday February 14, 2017 @02:00PM (#13646100)
Which means things work as they're supposed to, doesn't it?
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Re:Watching Wikipedia's extinction event from a distance by TuringTest on Tuesday February 28, 2017 @08:56AM (#13753737)
The "consoles generations" articles have certainly not been fixed.
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Re:Watching Wikipedia's extinction event from a distance by PDoyle on Wednesday February 15, 2017 @07:43AM (#13651582)
No, obviously it does not mean that. That known flaws have been fixed says nothing about the prevalence of unknown flaws.
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Re:Watching Wikipedia's extinction event from a distance by macobo on Tuesday February 14, 2017 @03:18PM (#13646733)
But you just said this:

> I've looked at large articles I contributed to a few years ago and they are now disasters.

Examples would be welcome.

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Re:Watching Wikipedia's extinction event from a distance by maxerickson on Tuesday February 14, 2017 @03:23PM (#13646779)
I think mmphosis was being tongue in cheek given the article being discussed.

In any case, they didn't make the claim about disaster articles.

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