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What's unnoteworthy for you might be noteworthy for me. What's unnoteworthy for someone from France, might be noteworthy for someone from South-Africa.
What's obscure for you, might not be for me. What's ... you got the idea.[1]
"... the monolingual lifestyle, for me, is the saddest, the loneliest, the most boring way of seeing the world.[2]
"According to Zhuang zi, a Tao philosopher, life is limited and knowledge to be gained is unlimited.'[3]
"Maybe the time has come for Wikipedia to amend its famous slogan. May be it should call itself "the encyclopedia that anyone can edit on the condition that said person meets the requirements laid out in Wikipedia Code 234.56, subsections A34-A58, A65, B7 (codicil 5674), and follows the procedures specified in Wikipedia Statutes 31 - 1007 as well as Secret Wikipedia Scroll SC72 (Wikipedia Decoder Ring required).[4]
^ Nicholas Carr (2010) "Questioning Wikipedia". In: Critical point of view. A Wikipedia Reader edited by Geert Lovink and Nathaniel Tkacs, Inc Reader #7, p. 200.[1]