user22: In answering a question earlier today, I learned that Wikipedia does not have really any information on what a  "beer sommelier" is. When you search for Cicerone, beer sommelier appears in the "see also" section and the amount of information lacking is astounding.
I feel that in order to increase the excitement about beer and to make our community stronger we should take interest in things that affect our community.
Is editing and updating Wikipedia within the scope of the meta users? 

user36: You know you can always update the cicerone tag wiki. That would get the information out there and it would draw traffic to this site instead of to wikipedia.

user8: Dealing with Wikipedia isn't what we're here for, but SE is pretty great at establishing canonical references, and has lots of google juice. There's no reason we can't house that information here. 

user28: I think if you want to improve wikipedia that's up to you really.  I don't think you need to ask for tacit permission (if that's what you're doing).  

22: <p>In answering a question earlier today, I learned that Wikipedia does not have really any information on what a  "beer sommelier" is. When you search for Cicerone, beer sommelier appears in the "see also" section and the amount of information lacking is astounding.</p>

<p>I feel that in order to increase the excitement about beer and to make our community stronger we should take interest in things that affect our community.</p>

<p>Is editing and updating Wikipedia within the scope of the meta users? </p>
 36: <p>You know you can always update the cicerone tag wiki. That would get the information out there and it would draw traffic to this site instead of to wikipedia.</p>
 8: <p>Dealing with Wikipedia isn't what we're here for, but SE is pretty great at establishing canonical references, and has lots of google juice. There's no reason we can't house that information here. </p>
 28: <p>I think if you want to improve wikipedia that's up to you really.  I don't think you need to ask for tacit permission (if that's what you're doing).  </p>
