Cryptocurrency and blockchain have a tough time on Wikipedia. Wikipedia isn’t just fussy—it operates based on policies rooted in traditional credibility. It favors established newspapers, academic journals, and recognized industry…
Introduction When our clients ask about Wikipedia references and citations, this is the page we send them to. This guide will walk you through the intricacies of Wikipedia references, using…
Edit conflicts occur when multiple editors try to modify the same section of an article simultaneously, resulting in conflicting versions. Disputes, on the other hand, encompass broader disagreements over content,…
It’s estimated that more than 200 articles are deleted from the English Wikipedia daily. The process for removal from Wikipedia is called “Articles for Deletion”. Articles for Deletion (AfD) is…
Barnstars are virtual tokens given out to editors in the Wikipedia community. There are many types of Barnstar based on various topics. They play an important role in Wikipedia editing,…
Editing Wikipedia is more than just making changes to a page—it’s about contributing to a global knowledge base that millions rely on for accurate information. As a volunteer-driven platform, Wikipedia…
Bias on Wikipedia is a big problem. As a Wikipedia editor, maintaining neutrality and avoiding bias is important for creating reliable and trustworthy content. This guide will explore ten key…
Contributing to Wikipedia can be a rewarding experience, but it’s important to know what happens if you edit Wikipedia wrong. While a black helicopter with a giant “W” on the…
Neutral Point of View (NPOV) is a rather important policy of Wikipedia editing that aims to ensure all information is fair, balanced, and unbiased. While great in principle, it is…
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