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I don’t know. I’ve never heard that.
Explain.
I made this post because on Wikipedia, especially the Indonesian version, most of the articles don’t have references. See also: Reliability of Wikipedia
The biggest example of Wikipedia’s lack of trustworthiness I can think of off of the top of my head is the Scots language Wikipedia being mostly poorly translated entries for a good while.
Because people are becoming increasingly polarized, and more strongly hold on to their views with very little to no chance to consider they’re wrong or are being lied to. Half of wikipedia is written by “them”, and we cant’t be sure if the other half is “ours” or is some corpo shill. Ours is the post-truth century, and Wikipedia the carefuly curated repository of human knowledge no longer fits us.
You know you can go through the logs and see all the changes made to a wiki article and they list all of their sources so you can check for yourself, right?
Right!
@leonardrua (1/n) it’s not like that. U can trust Wikipedia. But if it is something really important then u should check the references it gives from research papers or some articles (which might be questioned or proved biased) so this is only the question of "Can you what ur given? Maybe something related to science… but not any political, religious or historical topics…
For reasons I describe here.
@leonardrua (n/n) You have to research yourself with primary sources. Cus historical bias of universal knowledge base by economists, religious leaders, politicians, historians and even archeologists have destroyed universal views of great civilization and have glorified even the worst historical events and civilizations).
