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Another Wikipedia Admin Caught Making PR Edits
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this post was submitted on 14 Apr 2025
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The article is about protecting the integrity of Wikipedia from admins with ulterior motives. Regardless of the correctness of the article, "going after Wikipedia to take it down" does not describe the topic in the slightest. Why does this have so many upvotes? Are any of you even reading the linked article?
I was going off the comments in this thread at the time. The right wants wikipedia to go away.
To answer your question, It is safe to assume most people read the title and the abstract but don't actually read the article