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==Controversies==

==Controversies==

In October 2012, DCA published a press release saying that their Wikipedia sites willfully sabotaged. Entries on DCA, .africa, and Sophia Bekele <ref>[http://sophiabekele.com/ Sophia Bekele Proffesional website].</ref>, the Executive Director of DotAfrica, were changed. According to DCA, some information that had been unmodified for over five years were removed from Wikipedia and replaced by new versions where DCA's involvement with .africa, DCA's working history, and Bekele's credentials were downplayed.<ref>[http://www.dotconnectafrica.org/2012/10/sabotage-of-our-wikipedia-sites/ Sabotage of Our Wikipedia Sites]. Published 2012 October 1. Retrieved 2012 November 13.</ref> The Press Release states this was done by opponents on .africa controversies.

In October 2012, DCA published a press release saying that their Wikipedia sites willfully sabotaged. Entries on DCA, .africa, and Sophia Bekele <ref>[http://sophiabekele.com/ Sophia Bekele Proffesional website].</ref>, the Executive Director of DotAfrica, were changed. According to DCA, some information that had been unmodified for over five years were removed from Wikipedia and replaced by new versions where DCA's involvement with .africa, DCA's working history, and Bekele's credentials were downplayed.<ref>[http://www.dotconnectafrica.org/2012/10/sabotage-of-our-wikipedia-sites/ Sabotage of Our Wikipedia Sites]. Published 2012 October 1. Retrieved 2012 November 13.</ref> The Press Release states this was done by DotConnectAfrica's opponents on .africa controversies.

The information from Wikipedia was captuared at her biography<ref>[http://sophiabekele.com/biography/ Sophia Bekele Biography]</ref>

The information from Wikipedia was captuared at her biography<ref>[http://sophiabekele.com/biography/ Sophia Bekele Biography]</ref>