Wikipedia refuses to bow to the murderous, censoring regime in Beijing. Good for them!
"The founder of Wikipedia, the online encyclopaedia written by its users, has defied the Chinese government by refusing to bow to censorship of politically sensitive entries. Jimmy Wales, one of the 100 most influential people in the world according to Time magazine, challenged other internet companies, including Google, to justify their claim that they could do more good than harm by co-operating with Beijing." (Hat Tip: Instapundt)
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Very good.
Wikipedia's license allows the Chinese to run their own version, which they may well. But the Wikipedia brand stands for freedom. Good show!
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