Uqbar+on+Wikipedia

I mentioned in class this week the evolution of "Uqbar" on //Wikipedia//. Using the page history, below is the original (2003) "Uqbar" page: There were a few minor revisions until, in 2004, someone finally identified it as a fictional place from Borges' story--by simply deleting all of the above and replacing it with a link to the Wikipedia page for the story. It gets an actual rewrite in 2005. (At that point in 2005, there are about 35 edits/revisions of the page by about 5 different people within a month.) To continue with the bizarre statistics, the page has more than 100 edits and averages about 14 edits per year.
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