Originally Posted by roaringmouse (Post 9847449)

Possibly good for more credible sources of information?

Originally Posted by Alfresco (Post 9847442)

http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/...-SOPA_blackout

Good or Bad?

Originally Posted by Dreamy (Post 9848560)

Good or bad what?

Good or bad that Wikipedia is down for 24 hours?

Good or bad that they're bringing prominent attention to the proposed bills?

Good or bad that the US are proposing bills which may have far reaching effects way beyond the US borders (even though its now unlikely that they'll be discussed in their current form)?

Whatchoo talkin' 'bout Alf?

Originally Posted by roaringmouse (Post 9847449)

Possibly good for more credible sources of information?

Originally Posted by renth (Post 9849038)

I think SOPA is dead in the water in its current form.

The powers that be in the New World Order will keep trying though, they'll stop at nothing.

It's good that this blackout raises it as an issue.

Originally Posted by Amazulu (Post 9849026)

Stuff that I actually know something about is often spot-on on Wikipedia.

Originally Posted by roaringmouse (Post 9849300)

Not exactly much of a reference then, if you already know the information you're looking up?

Originally Posted by Dreamy (Post 9848560)

Good or bad what?

Good or bad that Wikipedia is down for 24 hours?

Good or bad that they're bringing prominent attention to the proposed bills?

Good or bad that the US are proposing bills which may have far reaching effects way beyond the US borders (even though its now unlikely that they'll be discussed in their current form)?

Whatchoo talkin' 'bout Alf?

Originally Posted by Amazulu (Post 9849330)

But a good check to see if a source of information is reliable

Originally Posted by roaringmouse (Post 9849729)

Only for that one article which you already know about though (presuming what you know is correct). Anyone can edit on Wikipedia, so one article being correct doesn't mean those articles you don't know about are correct.