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Millions are leaving Wikipedia.org.
So says an article on The Wall Street Journal's Web site.
The reasons?
Well, some topics already have been written about, according to the Journal. And then there are the rules.
"Wikipedia is becoming a more hostile environment," researcher Felipe Ortega told the Journal. Ortega is a project manager at Libresoft, a research group at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Madrid. "Many people are getting burnt out when they have to debate about the contents of certain articles again and again."
At least one Central Pennsylvania company is in the midst of a Wikipedia battle. Check out this Friday's print edition for more on that.
What's your experience been?
Thoughts on Wikipedia?
Andréa Maria Cecil is managing editor at the Central Penn Business Journal. She is a 31-year-old native New Orleanian who is obsessed with how gadgets and technology can make you more efficient.![]()
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