Wikipedia entry for 'Devil's Triangle' changed to match Kavanaugh's answer
Source: CNN
(CNN)Brett Kavanaugh's senior yearbook page, like his 1982 calendar, had been like a puzzle waiting to be solved.
Wikipedia, the crowd-sourced online encyclopedia, was edited after his testimony to make his explanation of one of the mysteries make sense.
One of the puzzles had been what was meant by the term "Devil's Triangle."
The attorney Michael Avenatti suggested there was some sexual innuendo, and entries online had similarly nefarious definitions of the term. Avenatti's client later accused Kavanaugh of being present at a party where she said she was "gang" raped. Those accusations featured in the hearing, and Kavanaugh refuted them as pure fantasy during his opening statement.
Read more: https://www.cnn.com/2018/09/27/politics/devils-triangle-edit/index.html
There is no low they are unwilling to reach down to.
iluvtennis
(19,861 posts)BlueIdaho
(13,582 posts)Anyone can change anything in Wikipedia but without validation the citation returns to its previous state in about 24 hours.
So there really is a safeguard to people f'ing with entries?
OilemFirchen
(7,143 posts)Deletion log
GregD
(2,263 posts)someone is trying to cover it up?
The reasons for the deletion are listed in the post to which you're responding.
Unless you mean that the spurious entry was an attempted coverup. Then yes.
sarah FAILIN
(2,857 posts)Just don't make eye contact
[link:https://www.urbandictionary.com|]