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• User:Sandy Harris/WikiLeaks
  #REDIRECT WikiLeaks
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• CZ:Managing Editor/2010/5 - Editorial guidance for the WikiLeaks article
  #REDIRECT [[CZ:Managing Editor/2010/005 - Editorial guidance for the WikiLeaks article]]
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• CZ:Managing Editor/2010/005 - Editorial guidance for the WikiLeaks article
  ...naging Editor and the Ombudsman [http://en.citizendium.org/wiki?title=Talk:WikiLeaks&diff=next&oldid=100737722 have been invited to intervene]. --[[User:Daniel ...tanding CZ Politics Editor asked an editor acting as author on the article WikiLeaks to deal with the lack of neutrality, weak coverage, ethnocentrism and other
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• Iraq War/External Links
  ...ata journalism maps every death] — a description of data released by WikiLeaks on military operations in Iraq during the war. Includes a [[mashup]] depict
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• User:Sandy Harris/WikiLeaks
  #REDIRECT WikiLeaks
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• Julian Assange/Definition
  Editor-in chief at WikiLeaks.
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• OpenLeaks/Definition
  A spinoff started by WikiLeaks people dissatisfied with management there.
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• CZ:Managing Editor/2010/5 - Editorial guidance for the WikiLeaks article
  #REDIRECT [[CZ:Managing Editor/2010/005 - Editorial guidance for the WikiLeaks article]]
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• Blog/External Links
  ...an article in The Atlantic by [[Alexis Madrigal]] on how a blog post about WikiLeaks influenced coverage of [[Cablegate]] in the more traditional media
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• Camel case/Definition
  ...opposed to the usual initial) capital letter, as in "McDonald", "iPod" or "WikiLeaks".
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• Daniel Ellsberg/Video
  ...about the [[Cablegate]] release of classified U.S. diplomatic documents by WikiLeaks, and how it relates to Ellsberg's relase of the [[Pentagon Papers]]
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• OpenLeaks
  '''OpenLeaks''' is project forked from WikiLeaks by some discontented staff members, lead by [[Daniel Domscheit-­Berg]].<re | url = http://www.dn.se/nyheter/varlden/a-new-wikileaks-revolts-against-assange-1.1224764
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• Camel case
  ...opposed to the usual initial) capital letter, as in "McDonald", "iPod" or "WikiLeaks". The phrase likens the capital to the hump on the back of a camel.
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• Steven Aftergood
  ==Wikileaks== ...." They replied, "So we disagree on first principles? No problem, replied Wikileaks: “Advisory positions are just that — advisory! If you want to advise us
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• Cryptome
  {{quotation|Only low-grade stuff like what WikiLeaks does, but they just exaggerate it.<ref name=original/>}} Young was involved in the early development of WikiLeaks but has also criticised the site and Assange.
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• Daniel Ellsberg/External Links
  ::<blockquote>"The truth is that EVERY attack now made on WikiLeaks and Assange was made against me and the release of the [[Pentagon Papers]]
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• Freedom on the Internet
  | url = http://www.networkworld.com/news/2010/121010-wikileaks-attacks.html | title = Internet Society says attacks against WikiLeaks are illegal: ISOC says those behind takedown attempts against the site shou
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• User talk:George Swan/Tarek Dergoul
  ...mation that ultimately stemmed from formerly secret documents published by WikiLeaks.
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• Daniel Ellsberg
  ...foreign policy analysis and criticism. Recently, he expressed support for WikiLeaks.<ref name=Brad>{{citation | title = Interview with "Pentagon Papers" Whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg on WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, Hillary Clinton and more...
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• Federation of American Scientists
  ...t was classified, but on a case-by-case basis, not the mass disclosures of WikiLeaks. Cryptome reprints a number of the releases, especially when Pike was acti ...support by WikiLeaks, but the groups are generally at odds. He describes Wikileaks actions as symptomatic of problems with the U.S. classification system, but
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• User talk:Kevin Meredith
  == Thanks for contributions on Wikileaks ==
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• User talk:Jonathan B. Rubinstein
  == Editorial guidance for WikiLeaks == would you be available to guide content development at the WikiLeaks article? This article involves Howard Berkowitz and and Martin Baldwin-Edwa
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• Julian Assange
  ...l Assange''' (born 3 July 1971) is an Australian who is editor-in-chief at WikiLeaks. ''The Times'' has a profile<ref>{{citation | title = Profile: Julian Assange, the man behind Wikileaks
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