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Wikipedia: Where you can find the best Olympic commentary

Forget what your high school teacher said about the source.

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Lyz Lenz

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Sorry NBC, but as the Rio 2016 games continue, it has become clear that Wikipedia has the best Olympic commentary around.

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Wikipedia users are stealthily changing the entries of Olympic athletes and, in the process, are providing some pretty hilarious and on-point analysis of the Olympic games.

Like literally putting Olympic record-setter Michael Phelps in a class by himself. 

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And etching out a place in history—and the future—for Phelps’s rival, South African swimmer Chad le Clos.

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https://twitter.com/Jojo_Putiri/status/763199652338475008

Also, India is slyly trying to get ahead of itself. 

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https://twitter.com/PoetAstronomer/status/763050265633185794

The internet: Where all dreams can be realized. At least until an administrator comes in a clears things up.

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H/T @Nixie

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