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"The new system, called Flagged Revisions, would mark a significant change in the anything-goes, anyone-can-edit-at-any-time ethos of Wikipedia, which in eight years of existence has become one of the top 10 sites on the Web and the de facto information source for the Internet-using public."
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"The new system, called Flagged Revisions, would mark a significant change in the anything-goes, anyone-can-edit-at-any-time ethos of Wikipedia, which in eight years of existence has become one of the top 10 sites on the Web and the de facto information source for the Internet-using public."
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The so-called Flagged Revisions process would allow registered, trusted editors to publish changes to the site immediately.
unknown title 2009
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The so-called Flagged Revisions process would allow registered, trusted editors to publish changes to the site immediately.
OCAU News 2009
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The so-called Flagged Revisions process would allow registered, trusted editors to publish changes to the site immediately.
unknown title 2009
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The so-called Flagged Revisions process would allow registered, trusted editors to publish changes to the site immediately.
Crave at CNET UK 2009
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The so-called Flagged Revisions process would allow registered, trusted editors to publish changes to the site immediately.
OCAU News 2009
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The so-called Flagged Revisions process would allow registered, trusted editors to publish changes to the site immediately.
OCAU News 2009
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The so-called Flagged Revisions process would allow registered, trusted editors to publish changes to the site immediately.
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The new system, called Flagged Revisions, would mark a significant change in the anything-goes, anyone-can-edit-at-any-time ethos of Wikipedia, which in eight years of existence has become one of the top 10 sites on the Web and the de facto information source for the Internet-using public.
NYT > Technology 2009
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