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31 Dec
Library Science Perspective: How Wikipedia Organizes Information
Leona Whitcombe

Library Science Perspective: How Wikipedia Organizes Information

Wikipedia organizes information using principles from library science-categories, metadata, citations, and editorial policies. It’s not perfect, but its structure makes knowledge accessible, traceable, and adaptable.

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