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Comment Re:Where is the big problem? (Score 2) 125

It's not the inaccuracy that matters, it's the completeness. I may write an article about my company and omit the fact that the FTC has fined me seventeen times for cheating customers. When a company PR hack writes a Wikipedia article, you can bet it will present the company in a move favorable light.

This is not limited to companies. Political parties hire people to write Wikipedia articles on even their most minor elected and appointed officials. While naturally unbiased and accurate, they consistently portray the person as a great and brilliant humanitarian and sage.

Comment Huh? (Score 1) 310

Didn't I see this poll the first week of November? "Slashdot requires you to wait longer between hitting 'reply' and submitting a comment. It's been 18 seconds since you hit 'reply'." There are two things wrong with this. First, it's a computer. Computers are supposed to INCREASE productivity. Slashdot wants me to sit and wait on a stupid clock before I press enter. Second, Slashdot refuses to tell me how many seconds I must wait before hitting 'reply'. I can only assume they want me to pontificate on the stupidity of this forced reduction in functionality and productivity. This is a highly productive comment, after all.

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