Wikipedia Editors Remove ‘List of WikiLeaks Mirrors’ Article

Posted: 2010/12/09 in Blocking, Education / Awareness

Now, before anyone cries foul. Wikipedia is not really joining the growing number of companies and organizations turning their back on WikiLeaks. Instead, editors appear to have removed the article due to the fact that it did violate Wikipedia’s policies. More specifically, the article went against the guidelines that indicates that “Wikipedia is not a mirror or repository of links.”

http://erictric.com/2010/12/09/wikipedia-editors-remove-list-of-wikileaks-mirrors-article/

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