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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />WikiLove Button Makes Us Trust [b]Wikipedia Even Less[/b]
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Apparently, Wikipedia editors need love, too. The highly plagiarized, sometimes questionable online encyclopedia is going to be adding a new feature to their pages. No, it's not a "like" button. It's a "love" button, a "WikiLove" button. ...
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QUOTE(Newsfeed @ Tue 28th June 2011, 3:37pm) 
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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />WikiLove Button Makes Us Trust [b]Wikipedia Even Less[/b]
The Stir (blog)
Apparently, Wikipedia editors need love, too. The highly plagiarized, sometimes questionable online encyclopedia is going to be adding a new feature to their pages. No, it's not a "like" button. It's a "love" button, a "WikiLove" button. ...
and more »
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Excellent commentary.
One more nail in the coffin for the claim that Wikipedia isn't a "social networking site".
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