Awesome: Wikipedia edit tracker shows who’s editing which pages (DNC HQ edits Rush)

HotAir ^ | 1:34 pm on August 14, 2007 | Allahpundit

[james500]

LOL.
Idiocy knows no political bounds.

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

Yeah, but is this the same kid who didn’t realize the school couldn’t legal find out the number belonged to him and gave it to the pricipal when asked?

[Red Badger]

No, the local constabularies were able to get the number traced............He wanted to get out of taking a test that day. Now, he just wants to get out............

[Red Badger]

I have an outright ban on all wikipedia references for research.

I'd have an outright ban on THE ENTIRE INTERNET.......Make them use their BRAINS not their FINGERS...........

[Right Cal Gal]

Pure evil, we right-wingers....

[lowbridge]

An innaccurate piece on Rush was put on Chelsea Clinton's wiki page. I removed it, and cited on the discussion page my reasons for removing it. Some lib put it back. I removed it again, it was put back, etc. I had a few debates with liberals on the discussion page as to why and how it was wrong info. I finally gave up and let the innaccurate piece stand, knowing that any liberal who saw it, and quoted it thinking it true, I would be able to trounce in an argument.

Months went by, and I went back to it, this time the Chelsea page still had the innaccurate piece of info. Only this time, the editing feature was turned off. I couldnt edit it at all. On top of that, I went to the discussion page, and all of my arguments on that page was removed while the liberals were left alone! The only way one could see my arguments is if one did a comparison of the current page, and the old page before my comments were removed. Because the editing feature was turned off, I couldnt put them back.

[Tainan]

WikiWacki bookmark

[Blue Turtle]

TOTAL BIAS:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rush_Limbaugh

[Proud2BAmerican]

I checked out the site. Very interesting tool! Maybe you can give me a little guidance though --- it's my understanding that before you can do a search on "topic A", you also have to supply an IP address or source's city for the potential person who made the edit?

In other words, I want to find out who's made edits to the "Evan Dobelle" entry, but I have no idea who might have made them. Will this tool help me? I'm guessing not.

[james500]

Look at the bottom of the search page. There is a field for you to specify which wiki page you want to examine.

[A CA Guy]

Wow

[A CA Guy]

I wonder what games are being played today close to the election.