Those wacky ex-convicts Down Under have gone and done something surprising.
I was very worried when I started reading this article, but when I reached the end of it I was quite reassured.
I'll be interested in the follow up on this. After all, it'll be a real hoot to see what those poor student papers have become in a month a two, let alone a year.
Publish in Wackypedia ? Yeah, that'll last just about as long as it takes the students to notice what crazy "edits" can happen in WackyLand. Then the students will go and publish in a proper science mag, like anyone else who does not want his words deformed and taken out of his control.

I tried to leave a comment before; perhaps the links were a problem. But to see more about the project, including the specific articles, see:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Murder_Madness_and_Mayhem

I use wikipedia all the time, It is priceless and one of the better things mankind has accomplished

And what are the articles these people have worked on?