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Opinion 4 years ago
Students are told not to use Wikipedia for research. But it’s a trustworthy source
Wikipedia has community-enforced policies on neutrality, reliability and notability. This means all information “must be presented accurately and without bias”; sources must come from a third party; and a Wikipedia article is notable and should be created if there has been “third-party coverage of the topic in reliable sources”.
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World 4 years ago
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[EXCLUSIVE] Wikimedia's new code of conduct expands responsible inclusiveness
The Jakarta Post speaks to Wikimedia Foundation's Amanda Keton on its new Universal Code of Conduct, which essentially applies Wikimedia's "free knowledge" concept to build on its existing code to support broader diversity and encourage community ownership of enforcing acceptable behavior across all platforms.
