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Latest comment: 18 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
"Tracy smells funny." This is a variation of vandalism actually done to the article by her producer, (apparently at IP address 170.20.11.116), to accompany a piece broadcast 8/19/2006, something about "look out for people setting out to mislead you on the internet", entitled "Online fakes", and testing Wikipedia. She pointed this out and complained about how long the earliest vandalism by her producer stayed in the article. (As if Wikipedia is not staffed by volunteers or that Ms Smith's article is much referenced so that someone could catch the vandalism.) Not a friendly piece to Wikipedia or ethical in the editing behavior by CBS employees, IMHO. -- truthdowser13:33, 19 August 2006 (UTC)Reply
