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It might be of interest to note that the Wikipedia entry on the University of Oklahoma is significantly shorter than its article on the bombing in the South Oval last October.

Ah, I love your priorities , Wikipedia. You tell me how to find the difference between a muffin and a crumpet. Now if only you had a longer article on....Nevermind, it explained why we call char siu bau "manapua!" I love you Wikipedia!

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[ririkit.livejournal.com]

Yeah, it's not the sort of thing that I'd use as a source for a report, but it's a generally good place to start. There a few things that I'm really tempted to fix, but they don't seem to be quite wrong enough to warrent a change.

...except for the Fuji Shuusuke article. That one's just so messy that it's kind of sad. ><

I'd do something about it if I had 10.5. *is altogether too cheap to spend the 105 yen it would take to get another copy*

[joyeuxnoel.livejournal.com]

Heh. I know how you feel. I sometimes just want to edit an article for grammar or such or redirect a link rather than poke about content. I've only edited about two articles. I completely get confused by their interface.

It's amazing to see the articles change because the article on the Turks from Final Fantasy VII change a few days after AC got leaked on the net. You can completely tell a guy rewrote it because he cut out the line where someone called Reno a "bishonen"

Did you know there's a dedicated Tenipuri wiki? There's nothing there, but it exists...