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Are you a who?

Uh oh.

It looks like Wikipedia has put the kabash on letting anyone and everyone post an entry on anyone and everyone!

Over at Seth’s Blog, he tells of a friend who went to put her bio into Wikipedia and was told *not notable enough*

That had to sting!

I’ve been recommending for the past year that everyone have someone put them into Wikipedia.

One question I’m left with is…did it reject her entry because she tried to enter herself? I’ve heard tell that you cannot enter your own Wikipedia entry, you have to find some other kind soul to enter your information for you. But the logic of that is shaky, at best. How would Wikipedia know if you were entering your own bio? I mean, seriously, they could only know if you were at your computer using your ip. You could just as easily go to the library and enter it there.

I’m going to have to research this a little, but until that time, there’s www.squidwho.com – the who’s who for the rest of us amazing, but not necessarily notable (in Wikipedia’s eyes) people!

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August 29, 2007 | Filed Under The Everything Basket | Leave a Comment