Much has been made of errors on Wikipedia entries, much of them maybe by Encyclopedia B from whom pedia probably takes information-interested users.

The thing with pedia entries is that because anyone can edit them, they may have last been edited by someone who was wrong.

Of course Pedians shoot back with, what else, a pedia page that lists Errors in the Encyclopædia Britannica that have been corrected in Wikipedia.

The front page is edited by editors and not just anyone can edit that page, but I found an error there in November.

It referred to Day of the Colombian Woman as being in Columbia, which of course refered to two different Col(o/u)mbias.

Of course, I couldn’t correct it.

• The pedia has a cracked spine 20 Nov 2007