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"McCainPedia" may well be good name for a website, but the DNC seems to have totally missed the point of using a wiki:
The DNC will tomorrow launch "McCainPedia," a wiki-like hub of their opposition research on the GOP nominee.
The site features a bevy of articles and documents organized into such categories as "economy," "security" and "ethics."
Unlike WIkipedia, though, the general public (and McCain's campaign) can't offer their own edits to the material.
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