"It said it could fine Wikipedia up to 4 million rubles, or nearly $47,000, for failing to remove those materials, which are illegal under Russian law. "

"Wikipedia's ability to retain balance on Chinese issues has been called into question following the global platform's ban preventing several mainland Chinese "

The new code was released by the Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit that administers Wikipedia, expanding on its existing policies to create a set of community standards to combat "negative behavior," according to a statement.

>"Changes proposed by the Wikimedia Foundation to diversify its community of editors raise existential questions for the online encyclopedia."

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>"In the Facebook era, the volunteer editors behind the archaic-looking website have built Wikipedia into a formidable force _...Read More_

Marcus Gilroy Ware has a brilliant section talking about this in his book on Capitalism, Emotion, and Social Media from Repeater Books.

More Phillip Cross drama. The conclusion of “don’t trust anything you read on Wikipedia” is a little much, but maybe true for polarizing political content.

Wikipedia psyops “Philip Cross has not had one single day off from editing Wikipedia in almost five years. “He” has edited every single day from 29 August 2013 to 14 May 2018. Including five Christmas Days. That’s 1,721 consecutive days _...Read More_

"Everipedia, a two-year-old online encyclopedia, will become a decentralized, peer-to-peer, user-owned resource."

With the move, Turkey joins the Chinese government as two of the only nations to completely block access to Wikipedia.