User talk:JLCL

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WIkipedia and Wikiversity
Well, for me, I like to think of Wikiversity as a place where we are trying to develop online communities around online learning resources. I also think of Wikiversity as sort of like a collage. Here, we can potentially have different pages describing the same subject, whereas on Wikipedia, the aim is to have one representative (encyclopedic) article cover all the perspectives. Also, there are a lot more experimental pages on Wikiversity. Wikiversity is a much younger wiki compared to Wikipedia, so feel free to experiment with editing and organization of pages. There isn't a requirement that pages on Wikiversity require more information and details compared with Wikipedia, but editors here have tended to edit in this manner. HTH --HappyCamper 03:15, 15 August 2007 (UTC)