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[thekohser]

So now Wikipedia is "mainstream media", too?!

You'd think that if Jennifer was going to go to the trouble of uploading a photo to Wikimedia, she'd have toned down the blue tint in the color blend.

[Fusion]

So now Wikipedia is "mainstream media", too?!

Is this a reference to some earlier discussion I've missed? How can one of the most popular websites in the world not be mainstream?

Edit: Incidentally, I've no connection with JNL FUSION. I'd never heard of it until the present.


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[thekohser]

So now Wikipedia is "mainstream media", too?!

Is this a reference to some earlier discussion I've missed? How can one of the most popular websites in the world not be mainstream?

Yes, you missed an earlier meme-battle I've engaged in here. Since I've been writing for Examiner.com, I've pointed out that Examiner now garners more page views than other more established (and famous) mainstream news sites. So, I took to calling Examiner "mainstream media", as a sort of counter-attack to some folks (or socks of one folk) on here who were calling Examiner a "blog", as a means of disparaging me.