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Assertion:
Wikipedia should adopt an inclusionist philosophy when it comes to accepting new articles
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The top point in support right now is, "If the editorial staff gets too strict, it goes against the open egalitarian nature that made Wikipedia so strong"
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The top counterargument is, "Wikipedia search and disambiguation is reaching a limit. If we have too many articles with similar content, you won't be able to sift through the official and unofficial versions."
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Mar 13
2008
mountain77
Wikipedia search and disambiguation is reaching a limit. If we have too many articles with similar content, you won't be able to sift through the official and unofficial versions.
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Mar 13
2008
misterex
Get google to index it or apply some sort of page rank algorithm internally to Wikipedia
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Mar 13
2008
mountain77
It puts too much strain on the userbase to have to merge and maintain trivial articles. This presents problems, especially with SPAM.
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