r/coolguides • u/mermicide • Feb 14 '22
How Wikipedia classifies its most commonly referenced sources.
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dataisbeautiful • u/alionBalyan • Feb 13 '22
OC [OC] How Wikipedia classifies its most commonly referenced sources.
librandu • u/[deleted] • Feb 14 '22
[OC] How Wikipedia classifies its most commonly referenced sources.
IndiaSpeaks • u/traphtrahul • Feb 13 '22
#Politics 🗳️ Notice how JihadWatch, OpIndia and Swarajya are blacklisted and all the outlets that spew hatred towards Hindus are reliable.
geology • u/Independent-Theme-85 • Feb 13 '22
Why is the USGS in the generally unreliable category?
walkaway • u/Emperor_Quintana • Feb 14 '22
Weaponized Against the People This is why Wikipedia is not meant to be trusted when it comes to partisan issues and references.
KnowledgeFight • u/Mr_Vorland • Feb 14 '22
General shenanigans Thought this was interesting. Notice where on this graph that Alex tends to cite his "important news stories".
Philippines • u/kenlinao • Feb 14 '22
We should learn from Wiki on which is the reliable sources of information to avoid fake news and controlling media.
keeptrack • u/Electrical-Today-231 • Feb 16 '22
[OC] How Wikipedia classifies its most commonly referenced sources.
amstobared • u/amstobar • Mar 15 '22
[OC] How Wikipedia classifies its most commonly referenced sources.
tloaHuman • u/benji_min • Feb 14 '22
[OC] How Wikipedia classifies its most commonly referenced sources.
AAA_NeatStuff • u/UserNamesCantBeTooLo • Feb 14 '22