Jimmy Wales

Like if you dig into Wikipedia and you meet some people and you read the articles,

But is there some bias?

Well, I think we always have to grapple with that.

I mean, just like, you know, any media organization that's trying to be neutral, you have to always ask yourself the question of like, okay, are we being serious about this?

Are we being thoughtful?

Are we looking for places where we might have a blind spot?

And of course, we're human beings.

We won't always get it right, but we should always be ready to challenge ourselves to try to do better.

And I think as long as we have that spirit, you know, it's all going to be fine in the end.

And I think that's kind of where we are right now.

And I mean, interestingly...

you know, not everything in Wikipedia agrees with me.

And I think that's kind of cool.

The process of trust is a process of a dialogue and debate with lots of people.

Yeah, sure.

I mean, it's basically because there's an open discussion and dialogue about everything.

People can come and challenge things, discuss things.

We really have a policy of using reliable sources.

So if somebody says something wrong in Wikipedia and you can come to us with a source, yeah, that's great.

That's really interesting.