Jason Scott has an interesting thought-piece and call to action on Wikipedia. His argument about the problems of centralization of Wikipedia is not black/white. He proposes decentralizing only the parts that people want to support as decentralized. His examples of what might get published are intriguing and show the vast possibilities of using Wikipedia not as a central place for finding knowledge, but as a central place for knowledge dissemination.
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