“Churches are good for meeting marriage partners (8%), and poor for meeting short-term sex partners (1%). (This contradicts another dating advice book, which says that women in church singles clubs want sex “like bunnies”. This may apply only to certain churches. (The book didn’t specify where to find the best sects.)”
I think the quotation demonstrates the objectiveness issue. Nevertheless, some people percieve information on the web as true, regardless of many important criteria. Research has confirmed it. Microsoft apparently sees it as a serious business, so it offered a blogger money in returns for editing one of wikipedia’s articles. Microsoft’s spokesman said that Wikipedia forced the company’s hand by refusing to correct information Microsoft says is inaccurate, after Wikipedia’s editors refused to approve an article editing initiated by Microsoft’s people.
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