web.archive.org U.S. attorney for D.C. accuses Wikipedia of ‘propaganda,’ threatens nonprofit status
Ed Martin sent a letter to the Wikimedia Foundation accusing it of spreading propaganda
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Wikipedia @lemmy.ml Alas Poor Erinaceus @lemmy.ml 000
Confront them? Ignore them? Move on to other things? Probably the last two.
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Wikipedia @lemmy.ml Madbrad200 @sh.itjust.works DYK: you can help tag pages on Wikidata with their associated Lemmy communities!
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/35658894
Wikidata is where Wikipedia and the other Wikimedia projects store general structured data for pages. This data can then be easily important to other Wiki projects or alternative language pages. E.g the data associated with Douglas Adams:
is stored on Wikidata and can be imported directly into Wikipedia and other wiki projects.
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Wikipedia @lemmy.ml Alas Poor Erinaceus @lemmy.ml 
slate.com A Powerful Conservative Think Tank Is Targeting One of the Last Good Things on the InternetThe Heritage Foundation plans to “identify and target” Wikipedia editors it accuses of antisemitism.
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Wikipedia @lemmy.ml ray @lemmy.ml 
blog.rayberger.org Cleaning Up Legacy Data: From Wikipedia Links to Wikidata IDs in Open LibrarySoftware developers often avoid maintenance work, partly because companies rarely incentivize it. This is one reason why some tech companies have a reputation for abandoning products after launch. But maintenance is important, which is why I'm doing ...
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Wikipedia @lemmy.ml Arthur Besse @lemmy.ml 3rd place is too close to call between 🏇USA and 🏇China, while 🏇Denmark comes up from 130th place to beat 🏇Saudi Arabia for 12th! 🎠 (List of countries and dependencies by area)
But the race isn't over! 🍿 This was the latest version of the article at the time of this post, which the title is describing.
