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dummipedia  is a Wikipedia companion
catering to the rest of us who have difficulties reading more than 500 words online
Dummipedia presently has 562 articles (see list)
To get a feel of this portal, please click the Random Page link located in the left panel of any page
Q: Who is Samuel Langhorne Clemens?
(a) Mark Twain (b) Arthur Hastings (c) Arthur Conan Doyle (d) Jean Claude Forest

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The Art of War
The Art of War as applied to business, sports, diplomacy, leadership, and personal lives has been popularized in American business and management texts. And I always thought that leadership under emergency situations are very different from leadership under normal circumstances. BBC speaks of Sir Winston Churchill: “In the event, he led [the Conservative Party] to one of their greatest ever defeats. It was also one for which he was partly responsible, because the very qualities that had made him a great leader in war were ill-suited to domestic politics in peacetime.”  more...

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80-20 rule or the Pareto principle
80% of the facts are contained within 20% of any lengthy articles. This is called the 80-20 rule or the Pareto principle.

Dummipedia is a Wikipedia companion, a Wikipedia fork, if you like. Wikipedia is indisputedly the No. 1 online general encyclopedia today. With all key facts meticulously referenced, its articles are as authoritative as any. However, in its endeavour to become more and more comprehensive, its articles have inevitably become longer and longer.

Dummipedia is a general reference specially created to cater to the needs of those of us who have difficulties reading more than 500 words per article, especially online. I must admit that although I am an avid reader, I have difficulties reading online.

No less inspired by the Dummies series and highly readable, Dummipedia was started recently as a separate effort NOT under the Wikimedia Foundation, Dummipedia presently has 562 articles (see list). To get a feel of what is in this portal, please click the Random Page link located in the left panel of any page.

If you have any suggestions on how to further improve this portal, please leave a message here. Requests for articles can be made here.

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