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When it first started, there were great swaths of stuff that could be written. Some huge fraction of history, art, science, etc now all have pages with some lev
by 3eb7988a1663 2y ago
When it first started, there were great swaths of stuff that could be written. Some huge fraction of history, art, science, etc now all have pages with some level of detail. To continue ongoing maintenance for current events is going to take significantly less activity.
- Gigachad 2y agoAnd the stuff that isn’t already on Wikipedia generally has too few primary sources to be allowed to be created. So the ongoing edits would be primarily updates to existing content rather than new stuff.
- zahlman 2y agoHas too few secondary sources, you mean. As they say, "Wikipedia is a tertiary source". (It doesn't help that Wikipedians abuse the "reliable sources" policy constantly to advance their own political agendas.)