Wikipedia now has more than 6M articles in English
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Wikipedia now has more than 6M articles in English
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#3Wikipedia is an incredible achievement. It's one of the only information sources I find to be consistently useful across a broad range of topics. It's also one of the only remaining sources I feel to be mostly trustworthy.
These days I append either "wikipedia" or "reddit" to most of my Google searches in order to get useful information. There's so much SEO'd garbage out there, but Wikipedia remains a breath of fresh air.
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#4Unfortunately, the .ORG domain registry is being sold to a private equity firm.
Could Wikipedia just switch to .com? How technically difficult would it be?
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#5https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Active_editors_on_En...
Looks stable?
Re: Wikipedia now has more than 6M articles in English
#6Unfortunately, the .ORG domain registry is being sold to a private equity firm. Could Wikipedia just switch to .com? How technically difficult would it be?
What difference would that make for Wikipedia specifically?
Re: Wikipedia now has more than 6M articles in English
#7Wikipedia is an incredible achievement. It's one of the only information sources I find to be consistently useful across a broad range of topics. It's also one of the only remaining sources I feel to be mostly trustworthy. These days I append either "wikipedia" or "reddit" to most of my Google searches in order to get useful information. There's so much SEO'd garbage out there, but Wikipedia remains a breath of fresh…
Why not skip the middleman and go directly to wikipedia or reddit?
Re: Wikipedia now has more than 6M articles in English
#8Wikipedia is an incredible achievement. It's one of the only information sources I find to be consistently useful across a broad range of topics. It's also one of the only remaining sources I feel to be mostly trustworthy. These days I append either "wikipedia" or "reddit" to most of my Google searches in order to get useful information. There's so much SEO'd garbage out there, but Wikipedia remains a breath of fresh…
Why not skip the middleman and go directly to wikipedia or reddit?
IDK about Wikipedia, but Reddit's builtin search sucks. Google is better.
Re: Wikipedia now has more than 6M articles in English
#9Wikipedia is an incredible achievement. It's one of the only information sources I find to be consistently useful across a broad range of topics. It's also one of the only remaining sources I feel to be mostly trustworthy. These days I append either "wikipedia" or "reddit" to most of my Google searches in order to get useful information. There's so much SEO'd garbage out there, but Wikipedia remains a breath of fresh…
Why not skip the middleman and go directly to wikipedia or reddit?
I find Google’s search on Reddit to be much better than Reddit’s.
Re: Wikipedia now has more than 6M articles in English
#10Wikipedia is an incredible achievement. It's one of the only information sources I find to be consistently useful across a broad range of topics. It's also one of the only remaining sources I feel to be mostly trustworthy. These days I append either "wikipedia" or "reddit" to most of my Google searches in order to get useful information. There's so much SEO'd garbage out there, but Wikipedia remains a breath of fresh…
Why not skip the middleman and go directly to wikipedia or reddit?
Reddit/Wikipedia search are an order of magnitude worse than Google