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Bashkir becomes first completely collated language in MediaWiki
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Government of Odisha releases social media accounts under free/open license
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He created a Wikipedia article per day for a year, including on his wedding day
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The great Wikipedia bot-pocalypse
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On detecting when you're searching with the wrong phonetic keyboard
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How we encouraged people to freely license their solar eclipse photos
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Gibberish searches on Wikipedia aren't always gibberish
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CC, Mozilla, Wikimedia Fund New Bassel Khartabil Free Culture Fellowship
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Swedish court rules against free access to public art online
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Metropolitan Museum of Art open access initiative update
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AMA with Wikimedia's principal research scientist
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Wikimedia v. NSA appeal allows lawsuit to proceed
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Copyright for Australia that makes sense. That’s fair
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“Mourning my mother through a hundred days of Wikipedia editing”
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Thanks for this! I'm talking about old scanned newspapers. :-) The Internet Archive has a good start, but it's pretty heavy on Kentucky, and few have in-text search available, which is killer if you're researching an event wi
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This reply got a bit convoluted. My apologies. First, I'm referring to this: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2011/05/googl... It's still /technically/ possible to searc
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This. Relatedly, losing an easy Google News Archive was killer for some of the research I'd like to do. Several papers/articles I wrote in c. 2010 would not be possible to do today.
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Wikipedia's upcoming search features
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I40C: Making scholarly citation data freely available
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The big bear of a mission to chronicle the 1948 Cleveland Indians on Wikipedia
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Keyholder: securely share ssh-agent among groups of users
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Yeah, this sort of thing has sadly been a problem for awhile on Amazon. For a similar problem WRT Wikipedia, see eg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:PrimeHunter/Alphascript_P... https://en.wikipedia.o
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Why I periodically write about the elements on Wikipedia
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AI quantifies years of quality changes in Wikipedia's biographies of women
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What is it like to edit Wikipedia when you're blind?
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That's already a thing. :-) https://blog.wikimedia.org/2016/10/11/kiwix-ten-years/
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Wikimedia in Iraq has nearly 12M subscribers free of mobile data charges
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Upgrading Wikipedia's Node.js services
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Using Node 6 at Wikimedia
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Wikipedia admin here. Re your question, that's because you've accused the wrong editor.[1] :-) Looking at the article at the time it was nominated,[2] there isn't much of an explicit claim to being notable under Wikipedia
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