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by zellyn
2959 days ago
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Until you try to correct simple mistakes on Wikipedia a couple of times, and learn that you should just give up, and accept things like broken grammar, repeated sentence fragments, etc. I believe they are surfing on the strength of past contributions, and very dedicated in-group contributors, not by harnessing the world. |
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Counter-example: 99% of my Wikipedia activity is fixing typos here and there and I never got any issue.