A satirical summary by Claude of John Donovan’s book “Toxic Facts About Shell Removed From Wikipedia. Image by ChatGPT.
The Wikipedia Problem, or: How a Global Oil Giant Developed an Allergy to Facts
In what is surely the most surprising development in the history of the internet — a company with $35 billion in annual profits was apparently terrified of a retired marketing man and his elderly father living in Colchester, Essex — John Donovan opens this cheerful tour of corporate malfeasance by explaining that Wikipedia, the free encyclopaedia anyone can edit, has been systematically “cleansed” of accurate, sourced, verifiable information about Royal Dutch Shell. Shell employees, it transpires, were caught editing Wikipedia articles from Shell offices. The company, naturally, claimed to have been completely unaware that the people it employed were doing this. One must admire the logic: when you have tens of thousands of employees, it is simply impossible to know what any of them are up to.
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