W4.2 March 29th (Fri)-유신예 LIU XINRUI

 1.summary

This week's article describes the characteristics and challenges of Wikipedia as an open online encyclopedia.Wikipedia is a platform co-edited by users, so there are various opinions and misunderstandings.Conflict and consensus are important topics in Wikipedia's development.Consensus refers to the process of agreeing with other editors, a phenomenon that often occurs in Wikipedia.The article also explores naming conflicts and ways to address them, such as using disambiguation pages.In addition, the article describes the role of arbitration commissions, which deal with disputes that cannot be resolved, but whose decisions are also challenged and challenged.The article also emphasizes the importance of consensus, noting the flexibility and adaptability of the Wikipedia community to challenges.


2.Interesting point

After reading the article, I thought there were some interesting parts.For example, an in-depth discussion of Wikipedia's consensus-building process, and the role of arbitration committees mentioned in the article, I think this is also an interesting aspect because it shows how the Wikipedia community handles complex issues.Another interesting aspect is how to deal with the naming conflict part.In particular, how to disambiguate between different articles is discussed to ensure the uniqueness of the title.I think it's about how to choose the right title for similar but different topics, and how to deal with the differences in perspective between different editors.


3.Question

I have some questions about the Wikipedia consensus-building process.How, for example, can consensus be ensured to be comprehensive and representative?What disputes are considered to require the intervention of the arbitration commission?I wonder how Wikipedia will handle the growing volume of knowledge and conflict in the future, and whether it will continue to maintain its spirit of openness, cooperation, and consensus.


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