Re:Using Wikipedia in the classroom: a cautionary tale
by araneae on Tuesday May 06, 2014 @09:21AM
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I've been a Wikipedia editor for ages, and I have noticed this. You can't wait around for other people to reply.
Generally if I'm about to do something potentially controversial, I write a comment on it in the talk thread, and then I go ahead and do it. If others have a problem with it they'll fix it. You kind of have to have a "ask for forgiveness" attitude towards non-active pages.
Generally if I'm about to do something potentially controversial, I write a comment on it in the talk thread, and then I go ahead and do it. If others have a problem with it they'll fix it. You kind of have to have a "ask for forgiveness" attitude towards non-active pages.