CNET man may join Everywhere Girl in Wiki's trash can of history

Trials and tribulations of a w-list celeb

By INQUIRER newsdesk

Thu Jan 11 2007, 13:29

DANIEL TERDIMAN [yeah, we'll try to avoid the jokes] says he was pleased to learn that someone had written about him on Wikipedia.

Naturally, though, no sooner had he achieved such dizzy heights as w-list celebrity, the wikiwonkers started clamouring to get rid of him.

Is Cnet hack Dannyboy important enough to be mentioned on wiki? Is he a more deserving case than the Everywhere Girl? Do we really care?

Here's Danny's tale. µ

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