“The report of my death was an exaggeration.”

Speaking of Wikipedia, perhaps Martin Harris should be added to the “List of premature obituaries“.

And, also about Wikipedia, the standards that Roger mentions in comment two result in some very peculiar arguments, such as the one over whether Todd Compton is of sufficient reliability to be quoted on Wikipedia. (The answer to that question is yes.)

Wikipedia’s rules, unfortunately, require editors to prioritize secondary sources over primary sources. Wiki editors are supposed to include authors’ opinions regarding the person being discussed, but they are discouraged from including the actual words of that person. Thus an article on Joseph Smith will talk about what everyone else thinks about him, but it will not include many of Joseph’s own words. What you end up with is a collection of “facts” in a wiki article that are actually the opinions of various authors who have written about the subject.