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Wikipedia has articles or profiles of cities across the U.S. and the world. For this thread, we'll stick with U.S. cities. Does the city you currently live in have a Wikipedia profile? If so, does it do your city justice (does Wikipedia do a good job)? If not, explain why?
Yes, and we are one of the states that does the in county location map which shows the city limits in the county, I like that. However, I think our profile could use a picture gallery along with the pictures we already have.
This is something i've noticed from time and time over again. People pro-their-city totally manipulate the page to give it proganda. For instance, you'll notice on indianapolis' page, they'll mention over and over again that its' the 3rd largest "city" in the the midwest, and will only use their city population vs. their MSA (which makes it actually seem smaller).
Plus, the same editor of the Indy page, goes into the "Midwest" article and flaunts Indy being the "third largest" city in the midwest, and mentions Indy over and over again throughout the article. I tried changing the order around one time in the mentioning of major cities, and the person changed it back to make indianapolis first. SO FUNNY!!!!
Plus, the same editor of the Indy page, goes into the "Midwest" article and flaunts Indy being the "third largest" city in the midwest, and mentions Indy over and over again throughout the article. I tried changing the order around one time in the mentioning of major cities, and the person changed it back to make indianapolis first. SO FUNNY!!!!
Wikipedia deletes your edits and reviews them changes the wording slightly and then puts it back. Indianapolis isnt glorified any more there.
Well Omaha is potrayed very nicely as rising economic power in the mid west
with good schools and companies. I added stuff about new projects going on so its very good
Wikipedia deletes your edits and reviews them changes the wording slightly and then puts it back. Indianapolis isnt glorified any more there.
Well Omaha is potrayed very nicely as rising economic power in the mid west
with good schools and companies. I added stuff about new projects going on so its very good
Actually its not "wikipedia" that does that, it's the editors that edit the site, who are people like you and me.
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