Fact Time Revisited

Last time we looked at the number "five." This time, despite there being 3 days left, we're going to talk about something completely different.
Specifically, we're going to talk about wikipeida.

Now I could go on and on about wikipedia's usefulness for early research, general knowledge, arguement resolving, etc., but instead I'm going to look at wikipedia's long, often twisted history.
Wikipedia is the modern day library of Alexandria, so despite being founded just shy of 7 years ago, their history is truely 2300 years old. Near the beginning, China attempted to block the insidious encroachment (the political efforts were supposedly due to the encyclopedia monopoly's bribing of government officials). Despite the great country's efforts, wikipedia plowed through them in a mere 2 weeks. A little over a year later, China made a second attempt to force wikipedia out; again failing. As of today, it is widely acknowledged that all of China is in fact under indirect wikipedia rule, and rumor has it that by 2010 it will be renamed the "Republic of Wiki."

Officals responded with this: "Wikipeida is great. All hail Wikipedia."