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Celebrating Wikipedia's 10th Year.
Wikipedia's Wikirace project page.
Turkish court rejects Wikipedia's appeal over website's blocking.
Wikipedia's strength also supports this idea.
Tolich's motivation is to combat Wikipedia's gender imbalance.
According to Wikipedia's popularity is not inferior to the famous Google and YouTube services.
You can't rely on user-submittedcontent unless you have enough reliable citations from Wikipedia's“Reliable Sources” to outweigh user-submitted content.
Is Wikipedia's political content the result of real participatory dialogue among opposing political groups?
Some external links are welcome(see§ What can normally be linked),but it is not Wikipedia's purpose to include a lengthy or comprehensive list of external links related to each topic.
Ahead of Wikipedia's 15th anniversary, we are asking readers who value Wikipedia to help keep it growing for years to come.
Did the efforts of Emily Temple-Wood(“Keilana”)and other editors really make a difference in Wikipedia's coverage of women scientists- especially given the vast expanse of an encyclopedia that has 5.4 million articles in English alone?
Even Wikipedia's introduction to it clearly states that the name stems from the"normal distribution of intelligence quotient".
Originally focused on the English language version of Wikipedia, Meta has, since its upgrade to Wikipedia's custom MediaWiki software, become a multilingual discussion forum used by all Wikimedia language communities.
Wikipedia's German-language page has been blacked out in protest of a proposal to change European Union copyright rules.
There is no need to worry about accidentally damaging Wikipedia when adding or improving information, as other editors are always around to advise or correct obvious errors, and Wikipedia's software, known as[] is carefully designed to allow easy reversal of editorial mistakes.
The latter of which is how some sites in Wikipedia's database make it in as reliable sources whether they have reliable information or not.
Wikipedia's digital backbone is like the highly protected and centralized databases that governments or banks or insurance companies keep today.
A study in the journal Nature said that in 2005, Wikipedia's scientific articles came close to the level of accuracy in Encyclopædia Britannica and had a similar rate of"serious errors".
Wikipedia's digital infrastructure is similar to the centralized and heavily protected databases that today governments, banks, or insurance companies maintain.
Since the beginning, Wikipedia's community of readers and editors have remained dedicated to keeping the site ad-free, and free for use for its 400 million monthly visitors.
Wikipedia's radical openness also means that any given article may be, at any given moment, in a bad state, such as in the middle of a large edit, or a controversial rewrite.
The article details how Wikipedia's ranked list limits the referencing of false rumors and“problematic content” by utilizing a stringent sourcing rule set governed by the editors of Wikipedia. .
Wikipedia's 13 million articles(2.9 million in English) have been written collaboratively by volunteers around the world, and almost all of its articles can be edited by anyone who can access the Wikipedia website.
As a symbol of friendship between Wikipedia's Asian communities, each participant who creates at least four(4) articles that fulfill the criteria will receive a specially designed Wikipedia postcard from other participating countries.
Wikipedia's current policy is to include such content, provided it breaches neither any of our existing policies(especially Neutral point of view) nor the laws of the United States, where Wikipedia is hosted.
The citation conundrum reached fever pitch when Wikipedia's editors directly began to brigade David Auerbach's personal life, attempting to get him fired after he exposed a bureaucratic circlejerk of ideological aggrandizement by specific editors, as reported by Breitbart.
According to Wikipedia's entry for Blondie(the comic strip), of the 28 movies made based on the strip, at least the first 14 were a continuous series meeting your definition:.
If your Wikipedia's language is minority in your country or it is spread over some countries you may think to establish an independent"user group" which, similarly to chapters, can cooperate with Wikimedia Foundation.
Calculating from the numbers Wikipedia's articles on bone marrow and red blood cells, the bone marrow in an adult human produces between 200 billion and 500 billion red blood cells a day, taking between 60 and 120 days to produce enough to replace the 20-30 trillion red blood cells in circulation.