So uh...

Welll... the content of a Wiki changes all the time, and technically all the content on the internet doesn't actually belong to anyone unless it's a copy of a published text... and even then you can use it as long as you reference it....

...?

 

Wow, I just thought you were extremely stupid, Jazintha, so stupid that I was going to write a post about it.

Then I remembered what date it is today. You had me fooled there for a while!

 

Well, technically Wikipedia owns NONE of it's content since it's all referenced to other sites. as long as you include a tag citing that it's from wikipedia you can use it to your hearts content, and technically speaking you could include the tag in a place that makes it almost unnoticeable.

 

Do you know how many servers we'd need to support all that crap? Wikipedia has acres and acres of garbage. They even've a page on Jordan!*


*I think she's one of the ugliest women I've ever seen.

 

Ach, mathboy. It was a lasp of vocabularity. One of the lecturers chucked a wobbly about us using Wikipedia in our assignments, and I didn't bother to explain to him that...

You know what? I've dug a deep enough hole.

I was thinking along the lines that by the time you copy every single article, alphabetically, into Troikapedia, the information in the first article copied would have changed already, and we would have added our own quips in it.

There. Is it deep enough yet??

 

Hooray! It becomes a Catch 22! Oh, and I'ven't worked since february. So you'll've to get someone else to get servers. Maybe get Japes to swipe a couple high-end military servers?

 

I know that the content of Wikipedia changes a lot. The April's fool in your post is the bold part:

 

Again I remind you that I'm in the Army, not the Airforce. We get their hand-me-downs.

 

Yes, yes you do. Not as bad as working at the ROTC, my desktop at work has a floppy drive.