"Death November 11, 2012 in Orlando" At 8:53 p.m., five minutes after an initial AFP dispatch, an anonymous relays news reports describing it as "seriously injured". Other users rajoutent details until 9:04 p.m., at which time the user "Global Ref" erases any mention of the accident, saying "One step back, please." Three minutes later, the announcement returns of the accident, then turns into news of his death at 9:13 p.m.: "Tiger Woods was born December 30, 1975 at Cypress (Calif.) and died November 27, 2009, a father African-American, Earl Woods and a Thai mother, Kultida Woods, "an anonymous details about his biographical.
Version confirmed at 21:15 by another user, and then finally cleared by the same "Global Ref" at 9:19 p.m.. "It's good there's nothing not bother to comment ..." The same scenario eight minutes later an anonymous refers to "Tiger Woods (whose real name is Eldrick Woods) [1], born December 30, 1975 California and died November 27, 2009 in Orlando, "while another says a few lines later it is already out of the hospital ... The two coexist information for two minutes, until the intervention of "Global Ref", which erases all traces back to the death of the champion at 9:29 p.m..
Some users argue the need then to show the accident on the card ("It's good there's nothing not bother to comment," said one, unwanted at 9:44 p.m.). The latest version, which dates from 10:43 p.m., said soberly, "Tiger Woods is a victim of a car accident Nov. 27, 2009. According to the Florida Highway Patrol, the traffic police of the state in which the vehicle was Tiger Woods hit a fire hydrant before embedded in a tree near his home in Windermere, a suburb of Orlando.
"23 changes in two hours in all, users have made 23 changes on the form of Tiger Woods in less than two hours. The champion was given death for ten minutes, but the damage is done: "The errors on the pages of celebrities, it's a disaster for the image of Wikipedia," admitted this was the vice president of Wikimedia France in an interview with 20minutes.fr. He announced that consider a moderate special pages of celebrity, as is the case in the United States. "The community is still discussing about it," he explained. This revived the debate .