does lead naturally to the question of: what does the Wikipedia Halting Problem look like? That is, is it always possible, based on the topic, to decide whether a given Wikipedia article will ever settle down and stop being the subject of edit wars? Or can you prove that this is formally undecideable?
Pointless Friday Computer Geeking
does lead naturally to the question of: what does the Wikipedia Halting Problem look like? That is, is it always possible, based on the topic, to decide whether a given Wikipedia article will ever settle down and stop being the subject of edit wars? Or can you prove that this is formally undecideable?
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