Hackernews posts about Wikipedia

Wikipedia is a free online encyclopedia that provides access to millions of articles on various topics, written and edited by volunteers worldwide.

1. Wikipedia loses challenge against Online Safety Act (www.bbc.com)
   1109 points by phlummox 18 days ago | 856 comments
2. House to investigate Wikipedia over allegations of organized bias (thehill.com)
   178 points by xqcgrek2 2 days ago | 165 comments
3. Wikipedia as a Graph (wikigrapher.com)
   152 points by gidellav about 8 hours ago | 41 comments
4. Wikipedia ordered by Portuguese courts to censor articles and provide user data (en.wikipedia.org)
   38 points by tiagod 24 days ago | 9 comments
5. Map of Wales and Pronunciation from Wikipedia (www.mapiau.cymru)
   25 points by gregsadetsky 18 days ago | 6 comments
6. UK Court Ruling Leaves Wikipedia Years of Uncertainty Under Online Safety Act (www.techdirt.com)
   18 points by beardyw 16 days ago | 3 comments
7. Volunteers fight to keep 'AI slop' off Wikipedia (www.washingtonpost.com)
   17 points by bookofjoe 19 days ago | 1 comments
8. Republicans in Congress open probe into Wikipedia for alleged bias (www.usatoday.com)
   12 points by Kapura 1 day ago | 3 comments
9. How Wikipedia is fighting AI slop content (www.theverge.com)
   12 points by thunderbong 21 days ago | discuss
10. Dedicated volunteer exposes "largest self-promotion operation Wikipedia history" (arstechnica.com)
    10 points by thread_id 12 days ago | 1 comments
11. Volunteer exposes single largest self-promotion operation in Wikipedia's history (arstechnica.com)
    8 points by AndrewDucker 15 days ago | 1 comments
12. Wikipedia Editors Adopt 'Speedy Deletion' Policy for AI Slop Articles (www.404media.co)
    8 points by beardyw 23 days ago | discuss
13. Most-translated Wikipedia article in the world is about a lover of Aryan culture (arstechnica.com)
    7 points by doener 15 days ago | 4 comments
14. Wikipedia operator loses court challenge to UK Online Safety Act regulations (www.reuters.com)
    7 points by blitzar 19 days ago | 2 comments
15. Volunteer exposes “largest self-promotion operation in Wikipedia’s history” (arstechnica.com)
    6 points by perihelions 13 days ago | 1 comments
16. Jimmy Wales Says Wikipedia Could Use AI. Editors Say 'Antithesis of Wikipedia' (www.404media.co)
    5 points by healsdata 8 days ago | 1 comments
17. Wikipedia editors fight AI-generated mistakes (www.washingtonpost.com)
    5 points by reaperducer 20 days ago | 1 comments
18. Boots Theory and Wikipedia (reasonableapproximation.net)
    4 points by paulpauper 28 days ago | 3 comments
19. Default Search Engine: Wikipedia (paste.sr.ht)
    4 points by awalGarg about 7 hours ago | 2 comments
20. Legal Doublet (Wikipedia) (en.wikipedia.org)
    4 points by hashim 5 days ago | 1 comments
21. Wikipedia now requires a user-agent header (wikitech.wikimedia.org)
    4 points by 1vuio0pswjnm7 11 days ago | 1 comments
22. Disinformation report: The Wikipedia article in the most languages (en.wikipedia.org)
    4 points by decimalenough 20 days ago | 1 comments
23. Fidel Castro and Dairy (Wikipedia) (en.wikipedia.org)
    4 points by maxweylandt 17 days ago | discuss
24. Wikipedia operator loses court challenge to UK Online Safety Act regulations (www.reuters.com)
    4 points by cobbzilla 19 days ago | discuss
25. MAGA Puts Wikipedia in the Crosshairs (www.reddit.com)
    3 points by 01-_- 1 day ago | discuss
26. Wikipedia Articles with a FAQ section for editors (en.wikipedia.org)
    3 points by agnishom 1 day ago | discuss
27. How Wikipedia is fighting AI slop content (www.theverge.com)
    3 points by ColinWright 19 days ago | discuss
28. Wikipedia loses UK Safety Act challenge (arstechnica.com)
    2 points by colejohnson66 17 days ago | 2 comments
29. Default Search Engine: Wikipedia (paste.sr.ht)
    2 points by awalGarg 1 day ago | discuss
30. Researchers Beware of ChatGPT's "Wikipedia Brain" (www.fortressofdoors.com)
    2 points by surprisetalk 15 days ago | discuss