January 24, 2005 / jnolen

RöckDöts

Tim Bray points to this unspeakably brilliant Wikipedia page.

And then John Udell follows up with a screencast showing how this particular page has evolved. If you were ever curious about just how a wiki works, then you should watch this movie.

I love it when encyclopedias are funny.

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