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 Wikipedia's Did You Know (DYK) project is a section of the home page that showcases new or expanded articles. It selects articles through an informal review process, rather than a general trivia section. Articles are selected based on a set of criteria, while other modifiable content on the home page includes news, daily images, selected anniversaries, and today's featured lists and today's featured articles. Errors are reported on the Wikipedia

Page/Errors page. The goals of DYK include showcasing new and improved content, highlighting the diversity of information on Wikipedia, presenting facts on a range of topics, recognizing the work that editors do for Wikipedia, and encouraging readers to edit and create articles. DYK is not a small version of featured content, nor is it an advertising tool. DYK nominations must meet a set of criteria, including being new, long enough, having a citation hook, and being within policy. The DYK process includes nominations, review, preparation and queuing, and error reporting.


Interesting Points

DYK helps promote international cooperation and exchanges, break geographical and cultural limitations, and promote the process of globalization. This shows that DYK is not only a platform for displaying new content, but also a bridge connecting different countries and regions.


Discussion

When a large number of new things are created and produced in the future, how can the existing classification system adapt to them? This leads to thinking about the flexibility and continuous development of the classification system to ensure that it can keep up with the times and cope with the ever-changing information.

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