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...or is embedded in the community, their content generally stays; but if the editor is new and unfamiliar, their content will generally be deprecated or remove
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...http%3A%2F%2Fcommons.wikimedia.org%2Fwiki%2FFile%3ALolimanga.JPG Wikipedia editor's child porn collection] (now deleted).
*[http://wikipediareview.com/index.php?showtopic=24974 Paid shills for the porn industry]
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1^ a b Gallagher, Paul (10 January 2014). "Wikipedia fires editor who enhanced entries for cash". The Independent. Retrieved 10 January 2014.
Sandhya Soman (12 January 2014). "Wiki-paid-y a?". Times of India. Retrieved 20 January 2014.
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...d-by-painkiller-drug-companies |title=Leading Anti-Marijuana Academics Are Paid by Painkiller Drug Companies |last=Fang |first=Lee |date=2014-08-27 |websit
Dr. Kleber was author or co-author of more than 250 papers, and the co-editor of the American Psychiatric Press Textbook of Substance Abuse Treatment, no
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...- even those in the Fortune 200 -- still look pretty clumsy. Someone being paid to just stylistically clean-up these articles would be an improvement to Wi
...m when they were deleted as speedy deletion category G5 (created by banned editor while banned), launch a 'conflict of interest' harassment meme against two
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| In or near the Netherlands (might want travel expenses paid)
| In or near the Netherlands (might want travel expenses paid).
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...ckground-color:#ff9999">JzG</b> doubted what I said, I do have in mind two paid articles that MyWikiBiz authored that had diligent citation, as well as com
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...nmag.com/features/2104/sound-vision-2006-editors-choice-awards-page13.html Editor's Choice award].
A ''New York Times'' reviewer commented that "the research effort paid off: the [Bose Around-Ear Headphones] has very full sound and works equally
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...hs|Gregory Kohs]]. With over seven years of experience as a [[Wikipedia]] editor, news maker, and spokesman, Kohs understands the ins and outs of creating,
...professionals who, frankly, messed up their interaction with Wikipedia and paid the price. We'll retrace their steps, so that ''you'' can see where they w
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...ova</b> has responded or not.<br /><br />The questions that I've had about paid editing were really the reason I came here. I got nearly unanimous support
...been aware of how the 'user contributions' thing works.<br /><br />Re the paid editing thing - I think you probably came up against a cultural wall relate
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...by the Wikimedia Foundation) were [[EverybodyWiki]] and WikiAlpha. Ads for paid "wiki profiles" on EverybodyWiki and WikiAlpha, mainly from Bangladeshis an
WikiAlpha.info was founded in July 2024 by a Vietnamese SEO editor who was also active on WikiAlpha.
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Jimmy Wales isn’t paid to actually figure things out. He’s paid approximately $10,000 to $40,000 per speech (by organizations like Alfresco
.... He exudes altruism, but in the background, he’s just making sure he gets paid. (E.g., even as TPO is losing investors' money hand over fist, Wales' £250
31 KB (4,783 words) - 17:51, 3 July 2017
...ion and Wikia, Inc.] This one is important, as it shows that Davis has not paid $817,830 that he was judged to owe the plaintiff. We are simultaneously be
...nto Wikipedia. In October 2006, erroneously thinking that the article was paid for by Arch Coal, Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales acted to delete the arti
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...under Cal bandsmen Bob Docken and Rick Penner following a letter-to-the-editor announcements by, first, graduate student [[Les Golden]] in the fall of 196
...r the group to perform as the featured collegiate band during the trip and paid for its travel to Switzerland. The total trip lasted four weeks, with othe
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...images. You may recall from September that the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) paid...''
...g pitch in the Wikipedia article about the Kent Police. On August 3, an IP editor added direct links from Wikipedia to the Kent...''
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...ion shows and in [http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/tech/news/2007-01-25-wiki-paid-entries_x.htm USA Today], the [http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-inter
[[Keyword::Wikipedia editor]]
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...farm equipment while receiving low prices for crops. Factory workers were paid low salaries in unsafe working conditions. In 1886, a riot occurred in Chic
* New York Sun editor Charles Dana, tired of hearing Chicagoans boast of the world's Columbian Ex
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...population of northern Illinois in a series of columns, and letters to the editor, and press releases.</small>]]Dr. Golden has had a leadership role in large
...at Encyclopedia Brittanica in Chicago and wife of [[Playboy magazine]] art editor and artist [[Skip Williamson]], pointed out to Golden that the character Mo
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...irculation is 2.5 million, led by the flagship PC Magazine, which boasts a paid circulation of 700,000, and the titles are estimated to reach more than 22
...ht, and the advertising to which they might respond. This data helped each editor tailor his or her magazine to the readership and enabled the advertising sa
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...he '''Arthritis Foundation''' had revenue of $5.1 million, but the CEO was paid only $45,050. '''Child Family Health International''' in San Francisco had
...trator cabals who follow one another around, supporting reverted edits and editor blocks and bans. Wikipedia creates a monoculture of knowledge that is litt
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