All The Young (edu)Punks Jon K. – drunk on electrons

3Feb/100

Who’s Watching The Wikimen, Or Wikipeople

I just found in a random search (for editing Wikipedia) an article by Wired about an effort to see who's editing the world's largest encyclopedia. I have some privacy reservations about this sort of third party monitoring, especially if corporations are turning the screws on people writing about their excesses. I guess though, if everyone can do it, everyone should. Of course, corporations are the sort of bodies that have people who can spare the time to do this sort of activity, which could lead to that sort of misuse. Now, I'm sure that's not happening, because corporations never behave badly. Right?

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