I admit it, I spend an awful lot of time on Wikipedia and if I'm clueless about something, Wikipedia is my first source. I have huge gaps in my schedule where I can't go home, so if I want to procrastinate homework, I'll get on Wikipedia and see how off (the original) topic I can get.
After looking through a bunch of potentially controversial articles, I think I'm going to add to this one: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC2 which is a publisher here at FSU. Just because it could use more info. A lot of articles involving race are completely locked but there's some interesting discussion (and by discussion I mean arguing). So, while I would like to edit something more hot-topic, it seems like throwing rocks at a hornet nest.
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About Me
- anneislike
- I'm a 20 year old student at Florida State University studying English literature and studio art with minors in psychology and Russian.
Favorite Music
- radiohead, elliott smith, the decemberists, the good life, cursive, bjork, rilo kiley, outkast, the beatles, bob dylan, simon & garfunkel, rufus wainwright, bright eyes, r.e.m., of montreal, the mountain goats, metric, classical, jazz, russian composers
Favorite Movies
- moulin rouge, the lion king, beauty and the beast, casablanca, brazil, blade runner, trainspotting, punch-drunk love, fight club, eternal sunshine of the spotless mind, silence of the lambs, high fidelity, the godfather, closer, the shining, eyes wide shut, pulp fiction, dr. zhivago, the graduate, adaptation, american psycho, a scanner darkly
1 comment:
Isn't it interesting that certain topics have to be locked down to prevent endless entry wars! I think there is a term paper in here somewhere: Wikipedia as a reflection of cultural friction....National characteristics as revealed by Wikipedia....How I edited Wikipedia and survived....
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