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We could use some references to support discussion on this issue, especially as it pertains to Wikipedia. Their section on it is here and there is an August 30 report by CampusReform and later a September 6 report by Fox News about it. It seems notable to list which of the fifteen (potentially more?) universities are participating in this initiative to engage in a mass editing campaign on Wikipedia. CR mentions some:
I'm wondering if someone might help in locating that 8th one since I got a red link from it. Would it be relevant to include this list of co-operating colleges in the article? Should they be ordered alphabetically, by state? Ranze (talk) 01:27, 8 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]
