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A German-based group called
PediaPress
is trying to raise enough money to make a print copy of all of
Wikipedia. That's right, Wikipedia, the ever-evolving, always-changing,
inherently digital encyclopedia of information gathered by contributors
all over the world. To say this would be a massive project is an
understatement.
One thousand volumes, 1,200 pages each - more than one million pages in
all - about 80 meters of shelf space. That's what it would take to make a
printed version of Wikipedia.
The idea is to let people see just how much information is in the
online encyclopedia, says Christoph Kepper and his partners at
Pediapress.
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