- Red Herring: Wiki wars: Because wikis can be edited by anyone, the potential for bias is certainly a major issue to be overcome by their communities. Red Herring magazine looks at the more contentious issues arising in the Wikipedia (hint: politics, religion, sex).
- Wikinews is a new project aiming to be for news what the Wikipedia is for encyclopaediae. I have no doubt that this could be an incredible resource, but with such a large potential for biased reporting, it would seem best suited to niche areas or fanning flame wars. Not to mention that, unlike something that treats content as mostly static objects (for example, the Wikipedia, while growing continuously, has “anchors” for the further development of each topic), a news site must be updated constantly before people will use it. I guess time will tell whether the critical mass and bias issues are resolved.
- Bushisms from About.com. Updated frequently, plenty of pointers on other Bushism sites. Several people I know put new Bushisms in their email/forum signatures every day.
- Newsforge: Getting Started with OpenOffice.org Macros, essential for office suite power users.
- NewsForge: OpenOffice.org’s integrated development environment, another article taking the concept of in-suite capabilities a notch further.
- Garfield Comic Generator: create your own Garfield strip. Very slick. (Why this is sitting on a government-sponsored health site, I have no idea.)
