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Foot Number 11 Washes Up in Vancouver, BC, Everybody Still Confused, Creeped Out

Foot Number 11 Washes Up in Vancouver, BC, Everybody Still Confused, Creeped Out

Another development in this creepy Northwest saga: a foot has been found in a Vancouver, BC marina, bringing the total number of feet found in the Salish Sea area to 11. ELEVEN. We're shaking in our boots. more ›

Wikipedia Founder Reviewing Site for Bias Against Amanda Knox

Wikipedia Founder Reviewing Site for Bias Against Amanda Knox

Currently, there is no dedicated Wikipedia page for Amanda Knox--but there this one titled "The Murder of Meredith Kercher." Founder Jimmy Wales is reviewing the page, and other Knox coverage for accuracy. more ›

Everyone Loves a Wikipedia Dustup

Everyone Loves a Wikipedia Dustup

What are the people who edit the Seattle article on Wikipedia fighting about these days? more ›

Update: "We Didn't Intend to Spin!" Says WSDOT

Update: "We Didn't Intend to Spin!" Says WSDOT

The latest chapter in the drama (using the term loosely) around WSDOT's updates of the Alaskan Way Viaduct article on Wikipedia. Wiki administrator Crzrussion posted on the article's talk page this explanation from Amy Grotefendt at WSDOT :

No offense was intended in providing updates to the Wikipedia page, and we want to abide by the expectations and guidelines involving the Wikipedia community. The Wikipedia page was updated on October 27, 2006, to correct inaccuracies about the Draft Environmental Impact Statement on the Alaskan Way Viaduct and Seawall Project and project cost estimates. Below is the information we wanted to correct – we invite others to make these updates or we would like to make these changes, if no one objects. more ›

Spin, Wikipedia, Spin!

Spin, Wikipedia, Spin!

Have you read Wikipedia's article on the Alaskan Way Viaduct lately? Here are the two most recent versions of the opening paragraph. The first is from September 21, last revised by Bibliophylax: more ›

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