http://mymarketer.net/wikipedia-musings/ Understanding Internet Marketing Tue, 06 Jan 2009 03:34:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://mymarketer.net/wikipedia-musings/comment-page-1/#comment-954 admin Wed, 20 Jun 2007 16:54:40 +0000 http://mymarketer.net/wikipedia-musings/#comment-954 Janet- I can't quite say that I have any hero worish for Jimmy but his story is impressive. I'll see what I can do to find a Wikipedia cheat sheet. ~Paul W. Janet- I can’t quite say that I have any hero worish for Jimmy but his story is impressive. I’ll see what I can do to find a Wikipedia cheat sheet. ~Paul W.

]]> http://mymarketer.net/wikipedia-musings/comment-page-1/#comment-937 Janet Meiners Wed, 20 Jun 2007 04:34:47 +0000 http://mymarketer.net/wikipedia-musings/#comment-937 Paul makes me read his blog about things I say to him. He won't answer, he just says, read my blog. I just realized I better watch what I say in my emails :) Glad your article is still there and Scott, could you write another one for me? I need to search for a Wikipedia cheat sheet guide and dictionary. There is probably a dictionary of Wikipedia terms on Wikipedia itself. I want the official definition of "stub" and I need a translator for Wikipedia slang between editors. It's a subculture for sure, one that both baffles and bugs me. I want Wikipedia to come down to the masses and get off its academic high horse. The regular editors can get pretty pretentious. Now they'll delete my edits and articles for sure. I like Jimmy Wales nonchalant casual humility and way of sidestepping contraversy. Obviously brilliant but not annoyingly pompous - he's so authentic. Yes, a little hero worship from me... Janet Paul makes me read his blog about things I say to him. He won’t answer, he just says, read my blog. I just realized I better watch what I say in my emails
Glad your article is still there and Scott, could you write another one for me?
I need to search for a Wikipedia cheat sheet guide and dictionary. There is probably a dictionary of Wikipedia terms on Wikipedia itself. I want the official definition of “stub” and I need a translator for Wikipedia slang between editors. It’s a subculture for sure, one that both baffles and bugs me. I want Wikipedia to come down to the masses and get off its academic high horse. The regular editors can get pretty pretentious.
Now they’ll delete my edits and articles for sure.
I like Jimmy Wales nonchalant casual humility and way of sidestepping contraversy. Obviously brilliant but not annoyingly pompous - he’s so authentic. Yes, a little hero worship from me…
Janet

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