Just enough is more
The Guardian has a story on Wikipedia and the relative quality of its articles as judged by some experts in the field.
Samuel Pepys? 6/10. Bob Dylan? 8/10.
Not bad.
But, Haute Couture? 0/10. Why? Because, in part, according to Alexandra Shulman, Editor of Vogue, “every value judgment it [ie, the article] makes is wrong”.
Every value judgement it makes is wrong?
(via Matt Jones)
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