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The Register Takes Aim at Wikipedia Again

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on from the keep-em-honest dept.

Syberghost writes "The Register has fired off another salvo in their long-running war of words with Wikipedia, in the form of an article about the lack of "moral responsibility" from the operators of Wikipedia. Wikipedia users fired back less than an hour later, making the Register headline obsolete."

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  1. Re:Ha by servognome · · Score: 5, Funny

    wikipediOWNED!

    UGH, it's wikipediPWNED! I'm so sick and tired of poor spelling on /.

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  2. Re:Moral Victory by winkydink · · Score: 5, Funny

    online debating is to real debating as wikipedia is to a real encyclopedia

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  3. The Register is a bunch of hypocrites by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    If you knew their history, you would know why.

    Founded in Nazi Germany by Adolph Hitler they were used to register all Jews marked for death in concentration camps. During the 60's, they supported neo-Nazis in America and were involved in the Kennedy Assassination. In the 90's they started covering IT news.

      - From WikiPedia