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John Seigenthaler Sr., a retired journalist and author, writes a USA Today commentary critical of Wikipedia and online privacy laws after a vandalized, libelous version of his biographical entry survives from May to September, 2005 and is spread across the Internet by mirror sites.
The United Nations' annual meeting on climate change, the eleventh conference of the parties to the UNFCCC, gets underway in Montreal, Canada. Early discussion is to begin on the successor treaty to the Kyoto Protocol.
Mozilla Firefox 1.5, the latest version of the most popular open source web browser, is officially released.
A general election is scheduled in Canada for January 23 after Paul Martin's minority government loses a motion of no confidence and Parliament is dissolved.
The 23rd Southeast Asian Games continue in the Philippines.

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+*<!--Nov 29--> [[John Seigenthaler Sr.]], a retired journalist and author, writes a [[USA Today]] commentary critical of [[Wikipedia]] and online [[privacy]] laws after a vandalized, libelous version of his biographical entry survives from May to September, [[2005]] and is spread across the [[Internet]] by mirror sites.
 *<!--Nov 29 --> The [[United Nations]]' annual meeting on [[climate change]], the '''[[United_Nations_Framework_Convention_on_Climate_Change#COP-11.2C_Montreal.2C_Canada|eleventh conference of the parties to the UNFCCC]]''', gets underway in [[Montreal]], [[Canada]].  Early discussion is to begin on the successor treaty to the [[Kyoto Protocol]].
 *<!--Nov 29 --> [[Mozilla]] '''[[Mozilla Firefox|Firefox 1.5]]''', the latest version of the most popular [[open source]] [[web browser]], is officially released.