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Friday, March 09, 2007

Wikipedia (IPA: /ˌwikiˈpiːdi.ə/ or /ˌwɪkiˈpiːdi.ə/) is a multilingual, Web-based, free content encyclopedia project. Wikipedia is written collaboratively by volunteers; its articles can be edited by anyone with access to the Web site. The name is a portmanteau of the words wiki (a type of collaborative website) and encyclopedia. Its primary servers are in Tampa, Florida, with additional servers in Amsterdam and Seoul.

Wikipedia was launched as the English Wikipedia on January 15, 2001, as a complement to Nupedia, an expert-written and now defunct encyclopedia. The project is now operated by the Wikimedia Foundation, a non-profit organization created by Jimmy Wales, and has over six million articles in 250 languages,[1] including 1.6 million in the English edition. Wikipedia has steadily risen in popularity since its inception[3] and currently ranks among the twelve most-visited websites worldwide.[4]

Critics have questioned Wikipedia's reliability and accuracy.[5] The site has also been criticised for its susceptibility to vandalism,[6] uneven quality, systemic bias and inconsistencies,[7] and for favouring consensus over credentials in its editorial process.[8] Wikipedia's content policies[9] and sub-projects set up by contributors seek to address these concerns.[10] Two scholarly studies have concluded that vandalism is generally short-lived[11] and that Wikipedia is roughly as accurate as other encyclopedias.[12]

Quoted from Wikipedia to let you see how a chunk of words looks like. ^_^



Monday, July 17, 2006

Test Blogskin.



 Am IJust Who

Who knows if you're Who and who is Who? Oh nevermind, just introduce yourself and we'll know if you're Who.


I CuddleThings

Well, that's a start. So you cuddle things. What sort of things to you cuddle - your gameboy?


ParadeRubbish

That's an unusual hobby, but parade your rubbish anyway so we can what you'll like in the bin. If you're worried about wasting waste, you might want to put the bin in the bin. o_O


A LineDropped Me

Woah. I wouldn't want to meet that line. Place your tagboard here so more lines can be dropped on you.


Me LinksHere's

Wow, Here's must be your really good friend. Why don't you link your other friends too?


ParadeMore Rubbish

Okay, overload. Quickly parade them and get on with something else.

July 2006 March 2007


A SongSang

Wow, that's nice. Would you like to add in the lyrics of the song you sang?


BlogskinMismatched

Okay, the designer must be really bad. Luckily the designer of this blogskin's not so bad. XD

Angela Blogskin by
Liludori Image from
And made with the wonders of the English language.