Wikipedia News Desk - Page 23
How to Delete Images and Files on Wikipedia: Policy & Process Guide
Learn how to properly delete images and files on Wikipedia. This guide covers speedy vs. discussion deletions, copyright traps, and best practices to avoid unnecessary removals.
Wikipedia Notability Criteria: Who Gets Included and Why
Discover how Wikipedia determines which topics deserve an article. Learn the real rules behind notability, reliable sources, and why fame alone isn't enough.
Avoiding Plagiarism and Paraphrasing Pitfalls in Wikipedia Citations
Learn how to avoid plagiarism and close paraphrasing when using Wikipedia. Discover best practices for citing reliable sources and building your own writing voice.
Wikipedia Most Viewed Today: How Featured Articles Drive Traffic
Discover why Wikipedia's featured articles dominate daily traffic. Learn how strict editorial standards and community curation create the most trusted and viewed pages on the web.
How to Resolve Identity Term Disputes on Wikipedia Using Reliable Sources
Learn how to resolve disputes over identity terms on Wikipedia by using reliable sources, following NPOV guidelines, and building consensus through structured discussions.
Local Journalism and Wikipedia: How Community News Shapes Online Knowledge
Explore how local journalism provides the factual backbone for Wikipedia entries. Learn why community reporting matters for digital archives and how to improve local representation.
How Wikimedia Foundation Budget Decisions Affect Wikipedia Tools
Discover how the Wikimedia Foundation's budget choices directly impact the speed, reliability, and development of Wikipedia's essential tools and infrastructure.
Op-Eds About Wikipedia: How Outside Commentators Frame Issues
Op-eds often misrepresent Wikipedia's reliability. Learn how outside commentators frame issues and how to verify facts yourself using simple heuristics.
Wikipedia Errors and AI Hallucinations: How Data Quality Shapes Machine Learning
Discover how factual mistakes in Wikipedia can lead to AI hallucinations. Learn about the data propagation cycle and strategies to mitigate errors in machine learning models.
Citing Self-Published Sources: Edge Cases in Wikipedia Policy
Learn when and how to use self-published sources on Wikipedia. We break down the rules for primary sources, reliability, and avoiding conflicts of interest.
Wikipedia Editor Demographics: How Community Health Metrics and Dashboards Reveal the Gap
Discover how Wikipedia uses surveys and dashboards to track editor demographics. Learn why community health metrics matter for content quality and how data drives real-world changes in the encyclopedia.
How Streaming Releases Changed Wikipedia Binge-Watching Coverage
Streaming's simultaneous releases have disrupted traditional Wikipedia editing rhythms. Learn how binge-watching impacts editorial bias, source reliability, and the long-term historical record of popular TV shows.
