It is not that editors fail to care or that there is a decline of volunteer editors willing to address the issues, it is based on Wikipedia policy which has backed editors into a corner. I have previously written about my favorite comedian Brian Regan and his take on the accuracy of Wikipedia. Regan believes […]

Recently, I had the unfortunate opportunity to enter into an agreement to create a Wikipedia page for a company. Based in Russia, the company was more than notable and qualified to have a Wikipedia page, they just needed an expert Wikipedia writer to create the content (research the topic, format, cite, code, and post) for […]

It’s a question that’s been plaguing the minds of academics since 2001: is Wikipedia a valuable resource for students? How reliable is Wikipedia for students? One of the major (and most obvious) criticisms of the platform is that it is completely open-source. Anyone can edit virtually anything on the site at any time. There are […]

On any given day, I am bombarded with dozens of emails from people seeking professional help with Wikipedia pages. There are multiple reasons why people reach out to me for help. Sometimes they just don’t feel like dealing with editors, sometimes they have no clue how to navigate the site, and sometimes their article was […]

We all know that Wikipedia is a medium that can be freely edited by anyone with an internet connection. This is the reason college professors and high school teachers forbid the use of Wikipedia as a trusted source in most situations. We have also come to think that humans are the only ones who are […]