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By Daniel Terdiman

Published: Friday 16 December 2005


Name

Michael Roy Everatt


Location

Toronto Canada


Occupation

Business Owner/Knowledge Hobbyist


Comment

> Readers, Wikipedia and Britannica.

While peer review levels the playing field some, it does not address the evolving nature of our knowledge base and the resulting inaccuracy. Which company does a better job staying on top of emerging and/or developing issues/items? When Christopher Columbus made his historic voyage, a peer review would surely have considered that the world was flat. It has been my experience that Wikipedia is considerably better in this critical area.



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