User:Fuzheado/ITN

Wikipedia's front page In The News box has been an odd duck for many years. It's high profile, and you'd think Wikipedians would quickly showcase topics in the public interest so people could find them easily. But you'd be wrong.

Because the front page is high profile, it was decided a while back to only showcase "high quality" content. But that flies directly in the face of what is "news," which by definition is always incomplete, a work in progress, and only "a snapshot of the best version of facts at the moment."

Therefore, the reality is a lot of content never makes it to the front page when we know people are looking for it.

Merle Haggard

Alan Thicke

Jimmy Buffett