Nicholas
Carr has been a loud and constant critic of Wikipedia.com. His latest lament against
the online encyclopedia - "The death
of Wikipedia" laments the fact there are now controls on who can write
and edit entries - something Jimmy
Wales describes as "semi-protection". I can see both sides of the
argument but Carr's problems with Wikipedia boil down to
Addendum: Ross Mayfield
offers up a short, but cutting, rebuttal to Carr's claims - highlighted by these
bon mots: "sensational stuff as always, but factually wrong as usual".
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Nicholas Carr vs. Jimmy Wales
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