Wired News has published an article on wikis and Wikipedia, and put the unedited text of the article on a wiki-page for readers to edit and improve:
Wikipedia has hit the big time.
The massive user-generated and edited site is not only the biggest encyclopedia in the world, it's also gotten the attention of the media elite, been lampooned by the Onion and Comedy Central, and will come packaged with MIT's $100 laptop project.
But what are the lessons of Wikipedia and what bodes for the future of wikis beyond Wikipedia? Will open collaboration be the exception or the rule?
