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Most of Scottish Wikipedia Written By American in Mangled English
Scots is an official language of Scotland. An administrator of the Scots Wikipedia page is an American who doesn't speak Scots but simply tries to write in a Scottish accent.
You Can Download the Entirety of English Wikipedia to Browse Offline
This is good news for users of Kiwix, an offline browser for web content.
Iran's Answer to the Coronavirus Outbreak: Cut the Internet
Iran is scrambling to control the coronavirus narrative after a prominent adviser to Supreme Leader Khamenei got infected and died.
The World's Second Largest Wikipedia Is Written Almost Entirely by One Bot
'Wikipedia consensus is that an unedited machine translation, left as a Wikipedia article, is worse than nothing.'
We Asked a Wikipedia Contributor Why Everyone Thinks They're Unreliable
"Wikipedia is a gateway to more knowledge," he said.
The North Face Secretly Vandalized Wikipedia to Improve its Google Search Ranking
It was a not-so-clever ploy to insert North Face products into Wikipedia articles of famous tourist destinations.
A Third of Wikipedia Discussions Are Stuck in Forever Beefs
Research out of MIT sheds light on why some discussions never get resolved.
Wikipedia Bans Right Wing Site Breitbart as a Source for Facts
Alex Jones' InfoWars and the far-right media outlet Breitbart—as well as progressive website Occupy Democrats—a can’t be used as a source of fact in Wikipedia articles anymore, “due to its unreliability.”
The Internet Archive Fixes 9 Million Broken Links on Wikipedia
A heroic, knowledge-saving task involving two of the most important organizations on the internet.
Britain First Is Campaigning to Change a Wiki Entry Calling it 'Fascist'
Famously, Wikipedia is a user-generated website that any member of the public can edit.
The Debate About American 'Concentration Camps' Is Unfolding on Wikipedia
History’s being documented in real-time, by volunteer editors.
Wikipedia Added US Border 'Detention Centers' to Its List of Concentration Camps
Alongside Dachau and Japanese internment camps.