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Today, unfortunately, the very pillars on which Wikipedia has been built - neutrality, freedom, and verifiability of its contents - are likely to be heavily compromised by paragraph 29 of a law proposal, also known as "Wiretapping Act".This proposal, which the Italian Parliament is currently debating, provides, among other things, a requirement to all websites to publish, within 48 hours of the request and without any comment, a correction of any content that the applicant deems detrimental to his/her image.Unfortunately, the law does not require an evaluation of the claim by an impartial third judge - the opinion of the person allegedly injured is all that is required, in order to impose such correction to any website.Hence, anyone who feels offended by any content published on a blog, an online newspaper and, most likely, even on Wikipedia can directly request the removal of such contents and its permanent replacement with a "corrected" version, aimed to contradict and disprove the allegedly harmful contents, regardless of the truthfulness of the information deemed as offensive, and its sources.http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utente:Vituzzu/comunicato/enWeitere Informationen:http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/foundation-l/2011-October/date.htmlUpdate: Die it-Wikipedia ist nun offiziell im Streikhttp://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Comunicato_4_ottobre_2011/de (de)