More on Evolving the Wikipedia Prior Art Page

Update: How annoying. Even with the URL escaped in my post and the emoticon module turned off in ExpressionEngine, the software insists on rendering the key combination of a colon followed by a P in the URL as a smiley face. I really must find somebody who can help me migrate to WordPress….

Thanks to the help of experienced Wikipedians, we have some helpful critiques of the History of Virtual Learning Environments page. You can see them on the peer review page (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:
Peer_review/History_of_virtual_learning_environments) and the discussion page for the article (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Talk:History_of_virtual_learning_environments). Sorry these aren’t active hyperlinks. For some reason, the colons in the URLs appear to be confusing ExpressionEngine so it renders the hyperlinks funny.

Please lend a hand by helping to implement the suggested edits.

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