Is Wikipedia a Reliable Source?
Wikipedia is on the first page of Google search results more than 50% of the time. Wikipedia articles have an accuracy rate of 80 percent...
Bias on Wikipedia – How Human Bias Affects Wikipedia Articles
In an ideal world, Wikipedia would be bias-free. Instead, we live in this world. Bias is a systematic deviation from objectivity, fairness,...
How to Get Started as a Wikipedia Editor
Highlights Creating a Wikipedia editor account unlocks more opportunities to increase your influence on the online encyclopedia. Benefits...
Wikipedia Editors, Propaganda, and Whitewashing
Wikipedia dominates search results and offers a quick reference point for a wide variety of information, but its user-generated editing...
The big fat guide to Wikipedia statistics
Wikipedia develops at a rate of 1.9 edits per second. English Wikipedia alone includes more than 6 million articles and averages nearly 600...
Absolutely Fascinating Wikipedia Terms
Key insights Wikipedia has its own culture. Knowing the jargon will help you navigate the online encyclopedia. There are terms in different...
Creating a Wikipedia article that (probably) won’t be deleted
Key takeaways Wikipedia will delete a page for a variety of reasons - mainly due to a lack of notability You partly control the odds of...
Every Type of Wikipedia Article Protection Explained
Wikipedia shows up as the No. 1 search result on more than 56% of all Google searches and appears on page one of 99% of all searches. Part...
How to edit Wikipedia anonymously
Highlights: Anyone can edit Wikipedia, but that doesn’t mean you should. Wikipedia doesn't want spammers to make non-useful edits, so they...
Whodunnit? Who edited our Wikipedia article?
Key takeaways What Wikipedia says about you matters a lot Despite the setup of Wikipedia as an open-source program, not just anyone can...
Can you spot a fake Wikipedia edit?
People try to exploit Wikipedia’s open editing policy to add false information, but the online encyclopedia has tools and volunteer teams...
How influence and authority affect Wikipedia eligibility
Wondering how to get a Wikipedia page? Notability is a key trait Wikipedia uses to determine whether a topic or subject is worthy enough to...
Real world Wikipedia editing
Highlights: Making your own Wikipedia article is tougher than it looks. The Internet is replete with articles that say creating a Wikipedia...
Edit your own Wikipedia page? There's a chance you will get caught.
Many vandalized Wikipedia articles about a person make the article's subject want to correct inaccuracies or outright lies. But editing...
Seven Free Wikipedia Alternatives
There are many free online encyclopedias to fit different needs, and you may have more choices than you expected. Here is a list of seven...
What are the different types of Google Knowledge Panels
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WikiData - How and Why to Set Up a WikiData Page for Your Brand
You may want to know how to create a Wiki article for your company, but if you can't (most companies can't), consider a WikiData article...
How to fix an inaccurate or negative Wikipedia article
Can Wikipedia be edited by anyone? Yes, anyone can edit a Wikipedia article. But those edits can be positive, negative, or neutral. If your...
How to Create a Wikipedia Page and What It Takes to Get One
Want to know how to create a Wikipedia page? The most important thing for the subject to have is notability. The subject of the article...
What is a digital footprint?
A digital footprint is the trail of data that you intentionally or unintentionally leave behind while using the internet. This includes...