== Changes to the original page == 

 As I mentioned at Wikipedia talk:United States Education Program/Courses/Interactive Technology and Pedagogy (Michael Mandiberg)#Free Culture, it looks like  has jumped on the "Free Culture (book)" article and markedly improved it.  His changes should likely be taken into account for any further revisions that are planned for this book's page.  Usually, this sort of thing happening isn't a problem  when it happens it's usually more of a "Hey, I found some person who likes to make the same types of edits that I do on the same types of articles, let's be friends!"  I can see that this could be problematic for a school class, though, since you may have felt some degree of "ownership" in the assigned article  I saw that DavidMCEddy was invited to work with you all as a group.  I've talked with him and apparently because of SOPA and related things he felt that this was an important book to work on, and didn't want to wait for you all  I can't fault him for that, because the edits that he's made are really quite good.  I guess you can step up and see what can be done to push the article to featured article status, which would really be impressive, or perhaps you might be able to pick a new article, or be graded on the contributions already made to this version of the article, whatever your teacher says.  Let me know on my talk page if I can be of any further help. )