The North Face Vandalized Wikipedia, Then Apologized After Outcry
"When The North Face exploits the trust you have in Wikipedia to sell you more clothes, you should be angry."
"When The North Face exploits the trust you have in Wikipedia to sell you more clothes, you should be angry."
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