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Breaking News Sourcing Standards on Wikipedia Articles
Wikipedia doesn't break news-it verifies it. Learn how strict sourcing rules ensure accuracy during breaking events, why unverified reports are rejected, and what counts as a reliable source.
The Verifiability Policy: How Wikipedia Ensures Facts Are Reliable
Wikipedia’s Verifiability Policy ensures every fact is backed by reliable, published sources. It’s not about truth-it’s about proof. Learn how citations, source reliability, and community enforcement keep Wikipedia accurate and trustworthy.
How to Meet Wikipedia's Featured Article Criteria with Reliable Sources
Learn how to meet Wikipedia's Featured Article criteria by using reliable, properly cited sources. Discover what sources are acceptable, how to cite them correctly, and how to avoid common mistakes that lead to rejection.
How to Handle Contradictory Information on Wikipedia
Wikipedia often has conflicting data from different sources. Learn how to spot contradictions, check citations, use talk pages, and verify facts with official records to find the most reliable information.
Social Media, YouTube, and Podcasts on Wikipedia: Sourcing Standards
Wikipedia allows social media, YouTube, and podcasts as sources only when they meet strict reliability standards. Learn when these platforms can be cited and how to find better, verifiable sources instead.
