Blogging through Wikipedia (2024)

1.Summary   This article focuses on the Wikipedia list of pranks, including purpose, definitions, identification methods, and characteristics of pranks. The main points include the following: 1. Purpose and definitions: the purpose of the list is to document known historical hoaxes on Wikipedia, a hoax being defined as an attempt to present false information as fact. 2.Conditions and Criteria: Pranks need to have evaded detection for more than a month or have been discussed in the media to be included in the list. Successful hoaxes usually have characteristics such as a longer article length. 3.Identification methods: Automated classification systems work better at identifying Wikipedia hoaxes by examining article structure and content, looking at mentions in other articles, and analyzing the characteristics of the editor who created the page. 4.Survival of pranks: most pranks are short-lived, but some that pass the initial screening may remain in Wikipedia for longer. 5.Comparison...

  1.Summary This article introduces the list of pranks in Wikipedia in detail, focusing on the purpose, definition, identification methods and characteristics of pranks. The main contents include the following points: 1. ** Purpose and Definition: ** The purpose of this list is to document historical hoaxes known on Wikipedia, which are defined as attempts to present false information as fact. To be included on the list, pranks must have successfully evaded detection for more than a month or generated discussion in the media. 2. ** Conditions and criteria: ** hoaxes usually have characteristics such as longer article length and less daily traffic. Successful pranks need to meet a number of conditions and criteria to be recognized as genuine pranks. 3. ** Identification methods: ** The automated classification system better identifies Wikipedia hoaxes by examining article structure and content, looking at mentions in other articles, and analyzing the characteristics of the editors w...

1.SUMMARY The text serves as a comprehensive guide for users interested in contributing to Wikimedia Commons, covering various aspects from uploading materials to resolving technical issues and understanding copyright implications. Wikimedia Commons is a media repository maintained by volunteers, offering freely licensed media useful for any Wikimedia project, including Wikipedia. The name "Wikimedia Commons" signifies its role as a common project storing media for all Wikimedia projects. Users can upload freely licensed media files (images, sound, video, etc.) useful for any Wikimedia project. Materials must allow for commercial use and derivative works. However, uploading mobile apps or text content is not permitted. Uploaded files must be in the public domain or under free licenses like Creative Commons. Users cannot revoke licenses once uploaded. Fair use content is not accepted, as Commons focuses on free content only.Materials on Commons can be used outside Wikimedia, f...

  1) summarize in your own words of materials you read; A government is a system or organization that governs an organized community, such as a nation. Many countries have governments, and therefore their forms vary. Representative examples include democracy, totalitarianism, and mixed forms. The government mainly gains power through elections or hereditary succession. The origins of government are unclear, but records show that it arose about 5,000 years ago. Among the reasons for the emergence of government was agriculture. The development of agriculture left a surplus of food, which made it possible to specialize in non-agricultural activities. One of them involves dominating other people. In modern times, republicanism has increased. The war contributed to this growth. 2) mention of any new, interesting, or unusual items learned; Proper management of infrastructure requires central administration and complex social organization. But it is also interesting that they succeed...

 1)  Wikipedia's maintenance categories are primarily a collection of things related to Wikipedia's culture and users. This category contains non-documented pages or documents categorized by their status rather than their subject matter. This category does not fall within the Wikipedia content category, mainly those from Wikipedia Project Namespace. It contains various information related to Wikipedia culture and its users. Some pages are kept elsewhere for reasons that are difficult to categorize, but are nevertheless maintained for reasons that are considered interesting or historically significant in the Wikipedia community. Some subcategories are not strictly "cultural" but are included for organizational reasons. 2)   I noticed that the maintenance category for Wikipedia is a collection of documents relating to the internal workings of Wikipedia. It was interesting to note that this category, unlike the general content categories that are categorized according t...

1. Summary Wikipedia entries should adopt reliable published sources. Edited content that does not indicate a reliable reference to a source may be removed by other editors. The Wikipedia concept of a source refers to the work itself (e.g., an article, a book), its creator (e.g., a writer, a journalist), and its publisher (e.g., Cambridge University Press). 2. Interesting points The citation of sources also needs to be scrutinized. The content of the citation and the part that needs to be cited should be carefully checked to ensure that the citation is in line with the content of the article. Secondly, care should be taken to update the sources in a timely manner, especially for articles about some academic fields. As the academic research continues to deepen, theories may be updated and some specialized vocabulary may be changed, so it is necessary to update the citation of the sources of the article in a timely manner. 3. Questions What should we look for when adding citation...

  1) Summary: This article emphasizes the importance of using reliable sources in Wikipedia articles. It defines sources as the materials, creators, or publishers of the information being cited. Reliable sources are those with a reputation for fact-checking and accuracy, often from published works or reputable media outlets. Context is crucial in evaluating source reliability, as well as considering factors like age and the incentives of the source to be accurate. Older sources may be outdated, especially in scientific or academic fields, while newer ones are generally preferred, except in historical contexts where older reports may provide more detail. The article stresses the need for careful editorial judgment when selecting and using sources to ensure the accuracy and credibility of Wikipedia content. 2) Interesting Observation: An interesting observation is the diversity of information sources highlighted in the article, including not only traditional text materials like books...