a very interesting debate here on the pros and cons of democratised bottom-up form of information- gathering, sorting and organising like Wikipedia between David Weinberger who is the author of Everything is Miscellaneous (among other things) and Andrew Keen author of "Cult of the Amateur" it's quite long but worth sticking with (even if you just have it on in the background.
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