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摘要

In the history of the web, lastspring may figure as a tipping point. That's when Wikipedia, "the free encyclopedia that anyone can edit"-a site that grew from 100,000 articles in 2003 to more than 15 million today-began to falter as a social movement. Thousands of volunteer editors, the loyal Wikipedi-ans who actually write, fact-check, and update all those articles, logged off-many for good. For the first time, more contributors appeared to be dropping out than joining up.