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News & ArtsMonday, January 16, 2012
Teh Internets Without Wikipedia, where will the plagiarists go?
Posted by Chicago Fan on Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 1:51 PM
Well, for 24 hours, we'll find out. A protest planned re: SOPA.
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This, the occupations, everything else, direct action, direct democracy -- thank you, Tea Party. 5% of the population freaking out over a moderate black man in the White House has in turn begun to remind the 70% of the population that isn't conservative that they have voices as well.
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I am shocked, shocked, to discover that people might be plagiarizing using the internet.
(It's only for one day; they'll survive.)
(It's only for one day; they'll survive.)
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The most outrageous assertion in the linked article: the notion that Rupert Murdoch knows how Twitter works and posts to it himself. (And shouldn't he be in jail now anyway?)
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I am shocked, shocked to discover that people might be plagiarizing using the internet.
(It's only for one day; they'll survive.)
(It's only for one day; they'll survive.)
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