A WebmasterWorld thread discusses how Google may be treating Wikipedia a bit too well. We all have seen it, search on anything generic and you are likely to find a Wikipedia result at the top.
Here are some random examples as I write this entry:
- parrots - Wikipedia #1
- farm - Wikipedia #3
- viagra - Wikipedia #2
- baseball - Wikipedia #2
- search engine - Wikipedia #4
Chris wrote about this with The Rise of Wikipedia = The Fall of DMOZ? in July 2006.
I thought I give you a fresh thread to chew on at WebmasterWorld. Yes, Google used to treat DMOZ a bit too well in the past.
Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld.

Comments:
wkcow
01/23/2007 02:36 pm
if you use quantcast to check google.com, you would find the trafic of google from wikipedia, that's reason
Chris Boggs
01/23/2007 04:16 pm
hehe MM is sure to be in here soon to flame wikipedia. :p
Michael Martinez
01/23/2007 04:43 pm
Google doesn't treat Wikipedia any better than other sites. It's not that hard to outrank Wikipedia. No "Wikiflames" were posted, but you know how badly I wanted to....
tatiana
01/24/2007 03:00 am
Yea i agree with that. Most of my targeted keywords also return results from wikipedia!
SearcH EngineS WeB
01/24/2007 04:23 am
Also Yahoo is showing a bias towards wikipedia http://www.rankpulse.com/search-engine-optimization?p0=on&p1=on&p4=on look at how they zoomed up to #1 for Search Engine Optimization www.rankpulse.com/seo?p0=on&p1=on&p3=on&p7=on&p8=on and the same thing for SEO which is a redirect