I’m a Wikipedia reference (Down the Rabbit Hole)

August 8, 2010

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My last blog post is now listed as a reference on the Wikipedia page for the iPhone 3G. So, is that a big deal? I could have just put the link there myself (I didn’t).

I feel pretty good about it, because I posted a tip that fixes a fairly widespread problem that people are having. It drove a lot of traffic (for me) to my blog. So, it was gratifying that someone on Wikipedia chose my blog post as the representative reference on the issue. It gave me a sense that what I wrote has some credibility.

But the more I think about it, the more the whole thing seems bizarre.

Can Wikipedia give credibility to my post, when Wikipedia itself is relying on my post to be credible?

I think I’ve fallen down the rabbit hole.

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