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第13课 阅读理解重点课文 孙老师特别提示： 原卷与辅导书的关系。 为什么不分专业。 为什么不分级别。 孙老师特别提示： 讲议中的每篇课文都以两种形式出现。阅读理解重点课文为押题，可先听讲，然后再自已做一遍，以确保15分不丢。 综合类(C级)讲第三十篇? ???Wikipedia Imposes New Curbs On Editing Articles (C级) Wikipedia, the famous online encyclopedia, is looking to impose more discipline with new restrictions on the editing of articles. The latest changes come as Wikipedia tries to balance a need for credibility and a desire for openness. While anyone can still edit entries, the site is testing pages that wont register changes until they are approved by an experienced Wikipedia editor. If the sites users respond well to the test run, the new restrictions will apply to all entries for living people in the next few weeks. The idea is to block the kind of high-profile vandalism that has marred some pages. In one of the most recent embarrassments, US Democratic Senators Robert Byrd was prematurely declared dead by rogue editors.  Still, Wikipedia risks discouraging legitimate editing if restrictions on changes or additions become too burdensome, keeping articles from getting better or keeping up with events. That may be especially true on more obscure pages with fewer active volunteers to approve edits timely. Aware of the risks, Wikipedia has set the criteria for experienced editor status relatively low. Users who are registered for a few days can give changes the OK, said Jay Walsh, a spokesman for the nonprofit Wikimedia Foundation, which runs the site. A more uniform system for filtering changes on Wikipedia represents a step back from the sites original philosophy, which called for harnessing the collective knowledge of volunteer editors without any major restrictions. But it is not the first time Wikipedia has attached some strings. The same flagging process, for example, has been imposed on all entries in the German-language Wikipedia for more than a year. On the English site, too, high-profile pages that are likely to be defaced,