This is still sketchy, but fascinating. At what point must a government department (or political staffers sharing the government network) be aboveboard about the editing they perform on Wikipedia and other open online resources?

After all, a department will edit documents on its own network without leaving editing tracks.

But if a department feels it is making legitimate and independent changes to an erroneous Wikipedia entry, should it make the changes under an official identity?

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