ROFL Sakuria "Wikepdia" page.

[sprittles]

Read the last sentance, sadly he died.... Check the last sentance to weep at his last times...............

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Masahiro_Sakurai&direction=next&oldid=184243020

 

[Kabyk-Greenmyst]

I could see it.

 

[ZeldaFox38]

Oh, the spam continues. . .Weird Al would approve.

 

[Eszett]

This is why Wikipedia should have never existed.

A man whose record precedes him get smeared by a bunch of POV-pushers - nay, I can't even call these people that. They are blatanly putting falsehoods into a article about a living person; they are cowardly liemongers who have not the nerve to reveal their names.

Before you rebuke my statement, know that this is not an isolated statement. Plenty of people have run into real political, economic, and legal trouble from libel on their Wikipedia pages, and I would abhor seeing Sakurai meet that fate because of some whiny fanboy who cannot find something - anything - to do with a month of his life.

 

[MASTERLINKX]

lol, brilliant

 

[TheOfficialSonicFanboy]

Ah.... that was written well... you must recover.. haha
Actually, it's wrong, but because I don't care, it's funny and obviously fake. Ma ha.

 

[startoonhero]

LOL!!!!! WTF?!?! thats messed up! how bout if that makes him mad enough to delay it again?!?!!
omg!! i got make sure he doesnt see this to get ideas... delete!!!! LOL

 

[Ban Heim]

This is why Wikipedia should have never existed.

A man whose record precedes him get smeared by a bunch of POV-pushers - nay, I can't even call these people that. They are blatanly putting falsehoods into a article about a living person; they are cowardly liemongers who have not the nerve to reveal their names.

Before you rebuke my statement, know that this is not an isolated statement. Plenty of people have run into real political, economic, and legal trouble from libel on their Wikipedia pages, and I would abhor seeing Sakurai meet that fate because of some whiny fanboy who cannot find something - anything - to do with a month of his life.

Regardless of what your opinion of Wikipedia is, the truth is that it's a very reliable source (over 99%) and most articles that are edited like that are quickly corrected and fixed up. Most of their information comes from outside sources as well, which they cite at the bottom of the page so you can check the article's accuracy.

 

[SenorPresidente]

This is why Wikipedia should have never existed.

A man whose record precedes him get smeared by a bunch of POV-pushers - nay, I can't even call these people that. They are blatanly putting falsehoods into a article about a living person; they are cowardly liemongers who have not the nerve to reveal their names.

Before you rebuke my statement, know that this is not an isolated statement. Plenty of people have run into real political, economic, and legal trouble from libel on their Wikipedia pages, and I would abhor seeing Sakurai meet that fate because of some whiny fanboy who cannot find something - anything - to do with a month of his life.

INTERNET SERIOUS BUSINESS
Get over it fanboy the page will be changed in a couple of minutes by another offended fanboy.

 

[Chris of STARS]

I'm so sure that wasn't you.