Online encyclopedia Wikipedia is tightening submission rules, requiring users to register before they can create articles, says the Web site founder. The change comes less than a week after a one-time assistant to Robert Kennedy complained in an op-ed piece in USA Today that a biography of him on Wikipedia claimed he had been suspected in the assassinations of the former attorney general and his brother, President John F. Kennedy.
December 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia to which anyone can contribute, is tightening submission rules after a prominent journalist complained that an article falsely implicated him in the Kennedy assassinations.
Wikipedia will now require users to register before they can create articles, Jimmy Wales, founder of the St. Petersburg, Florida-based Web site, said Monday. People who modify existing articles will still be able to do so without registering.
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