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I find better information in Spanish about Spanish-speaking places and creative works and also about indigenous American cultures. Similarly with Japanese. Bu
by WildUtah 16y ago
I find better information in Spanish about Spanish-speaking places and creative works and also about indigenous American cultures. Similarly with Japanese.
But most of Wikipedia is best in English, sure. That might be just because English is the most widely spoken language in the world. Other languages could match English if they had as many speakers. There isn't any special value inherent to the way Wikipedia works in English or a bias in the code toward English articles.
- bad_user 16y agoYes, but that's what a lingua franca means: that secondary language you have to know if you want to read stuff that hasn't been translated in your language yet or speak with people that aren't speaking your language.