- "WP:AGF is not a suicide pact" - JoshuaZ
- "I want to be a freelance genius when I grow up" - Mindspillage
- "Logic error in Ral315 fixed. (Rob Church)" - Signpost Technology report, 5-29-06
- On systematic bias: "Taking a proactive approach, I hope to solve part of this by marketing a French novelist vs. German literary figures collectible card game." - Jkelly
- "If Wikipedia is becoming the family encyclopedia for the twenty-first century, historians probably have a professional obligation to make it as good as possible." - Roy Rosenzweig, "Can History be Open Source? Wikipedia and the Future of the Past
- "Part of my interest in history is that I consider it a field with the potential to incorporate all human knowledge" - Michael Snow
- "I boldly predict, that the Wikimedia Foundation will win Nobel's peace prize before 2030." - Kjaergaard
- "Of course it's true. Everyone knows it's true. Do I have to put it on Wikipedia before you'll believe me?" - something I read on the internet somewhere, attributed to 16-year-old girls
- "The problem with Wikipedia is that it only works in practice. In theory, it can never work." - Kizor
- "In this war on error you are either with us or against us! If you don't learn, the errorists win." - Dave Davisson
- "The fact that the web page continually reverts to a "normal" state, observers say, is either evidence that ongoing vandalization is being deleted through vigilant updating, or a deliberate statement on the impermanence of superficial petit-bourgeois culture in the age of modernity." - The Onion
- "Go impale yourself on a Barnstar." "Rachel Marsden" to Durova
- "If you have some sans-serif fonts on your computer, you can play this game, too." - Lolcats, via Clay Shirky
- "If the rest of the world wants to help, it should run toward the explosion." - Suketu Mehta, "What They Hate About Mumbai
- "...Kafka-esque in the way one so often finds in such disputes in Wikipedia." - Larry Sanger, quoted in "Wikipedia founder's scholarly web venture plays host to a war of words"
