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Wikipedia operates on a revolutionary principle: Any visitor to the site may add to it or edit it. Any visitor can create new articles, change old ones, add pictures or sounds, and so on. As a defense against malicious ne’er-do-wells who cruise around the ‘net with nothing better to do than delete whole pages about Confucius or Kant, the entire revision history of every article—that is, a copy of every version of the article that has ever been posted—is available for perusal alongside the current draft...
...onetime teacher, began working on A History of US. The series was everything that conventional textbooks were not. Her books were not written by a committee, are structured around characters and stories rather than facts and dates and were kid-approved before publication. Hakim paid local children to edit her manuscripts by marking passages B for boring, G for good and NC for not clear...
...Orpheus to the Alien quartet. The critics are unanimous in thinking that one Matrix was enough ("If the whole series ends here," Thomson opines at the first film's finale, "you've got nearly a masterpiece") and that some scenes aren't worth remarking on. "Perhaps they'll edit it out of the DVD," Powers says. "Actually, I propose that they should start releasing Critics' Cuts of films." If so, they'd all run about 83 minutes...
Instead of hating FM, as I had anticipated, I ended up loving it. Early closeouts, a fun crowd, food, beer, TV—and all I had to edit was witty, light-hearted remarks, articles about tomatoes and guys who study in elevators...
...That we didn’t want to edit that much...