http://emperor.tidbits.com/webx/tidbits-talk significant problems, there’s an even bigger one: Wikipedia does a
decent job at filtering bias, but most authors won’t bother. What
happens when the ‘best’ result for a given piece of information is
racist or deliberately incorrect? Of course, this is something that
can happen with the Web as a whole, but the Web tends to be self-
correcting.

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