Dealing with Wikipedia at a domain level.

[DarkWolf]

I still find Wikipedia's protest against SOPA hilarious. They are one of the biggest violators of copyright on the net.

Take the small articles that don't have any authors knowledgble on a subject. They just copy and paste from a related website. Go to the Fresh IDE article to see what I mean. They copied the Fresh frontpage almost word or word for the introduction.

The HLA article is marked for deletion. Some editors who appear to have no programming skill are arguing over what the article is and whether it should be deleted. One of  editors if you read her profile clearly indicates that she just parks on and edits wiki articles.

[hutch--]

Sounds about right, while I don't support SOPA in its current form, Wikipedia editors try and do anything they like including copyright violations on a regular basis and their internal mechanism to remove copyright violations is slow and flawed.

Not so the appropriate solution to Wikipedia editors and Wikipedia in general, a server block kills this nonsense stone dead.

You should have seen the nonsense that occurred with both the MASM page and the now defunct JWASM page, a bunch of technical illiterates with DICK in hand were trying to make decisions on a subject they had trouble spelling let alone understand.

Block them and the lazy bastards have to produce their own technical data and provide the bandwidth to display it.

[vanjast]

.. "technicalish" is my own coined word --- how do you like it?

Sounds good.. you can place that on Wiki 

Nah.. I agree with you that wiki is really nothing more than a layman's information site, but it has it's uses