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June 17, 2005
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LA Times Wikitorial Experiment Begins
The LA Times "wikitorial" experiment has begun (Welcome to the LA Times Wikitorial Page).
This is an experiment in using wiki, a relatively new form of Internet interactivity, to bring readers into the process of forming and expressing editorial opinions. "Public Beta" is just a euphemism for "We're just trying this out. Please forgive any problems and give us suggestions for improvement."
Quite a few edits have been made so far. We will see how it goes. Previous story:
Wikitorials: A Dubious Idea from the LA Times.
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