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  2. What's going on with Wikipedia asking for donations and ... -...

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    They believe that the only way for Wikipedia to remain able to keep their current neutral status is to get donations from the public rather than payments from companies. It costs a lot of money to keep Wikipedia going, to pay for the computers running 24/7 and the staff that maintains them. That money has to come from somewhere.

  3. LPT: You can download the ENTIRETY of Wikipedia to be ... -...

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    The English Wikipedia zim file weighs about 94 Gb because it is highly compressed (zim stands for Zeno Improved, which is an open source fork of a compression format) and images are only shown as thumbnails (i.e. not clickable). Files could probably be fairly smaller, but about two years ago we decided to include the index within the zim file ...

  4. ELI5:Why is Wikipedia considered unreliable yet there's a ... -...

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    Wikipedia is not an appropriate source to cite because it's not an authoritative source. All the information on Wikipedia is (supposed to be) taken from other sources, which are provided to you. If you cite Wikipedia, you're essentially saying "108.192.112.18 said that a history text said Charlemagne conquered the Vandals in 1892".

  5. YSK it's free to download the entirety of Wikipedia and it's ......

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    It appears English Wikipedia would not be 6 million pages. It is currently 6,694,000+ articles! And I like old school encyclopedias with short little entries- the average wikipedia article is 1,813 words- which is several pages each. So basically triple to quadruple the numbers above. Print Wikipedia was over 7,000 volumes back in 2015.

  6. Hilarious Edits Found on Wikipedia - Reddit

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    The Wikipedia page of Boeing after the death of Josh Dean. u/FalloutNVislife. ADMIN MOD ...

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  8. Library Genesis - Reddit

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    Library Genesis (LibGen) is the largest free library in history: giving the world free access to 84 million scholarly journal articles, 6.6 million academic and general-interest books, 2.2 million comics, and 381 thousand magazines. /r/libgen and its moderators are not directly affiliated with Library Genesis. No book requests.

  9. Wikipedia editors are the worst. : r/unpopularopinion - Reddit

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    Wikipedia is better as a reader then as a contributor. If they find 1 piece of information thats unsourced, they'll legit remove or revert the entire thing. Just putting it out there If you edit Chinese related topics, theirs tons of expert editors/mods who are Nationalists on there that will do everything to make it look Pro-China or try to ...

  10. Nothing Under - Reddit

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    r/NothingUnder: Dresses and clothing with nothing underneath. Women in outfits perfect for flashing, easy access, and teasing men.

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