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Re: wikipedia may be inaccurate, KDE is not.
by sebas on Sunday 06/Apr/2008, @09:59
You (and others) are unfortunately totally missing the point. Whether Wikipedia is accurate in all places is irrelevant here.

Think about this: I would've been deeply surprised hearing from the Wikipedia community that they shouldn't work together with KDE because KDE contains bugs. Hell, yes we do. KDE has lots of bugs. There is no such thing as "perfect". Well, maybe there is for software (though I strongly doubt that), there surely is not for "truth", "history" and "knowledge".

Now take a step back and realise that it's not about products (Wikipedia / KDE vs. Wikimedia e.V. / KDE e.V.). Wikimedia' e.V.'s mission is to promote the creation of Free knowledge knowledge. KDE e.V.'s mission is to support the creation of Free Desktop software.

Seriously, sometimes I wonder if they had been right rejecting our collaboration based on the stupidity and lack of vision of some people commenting on the Dot.
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