For proof, look at the sites that get the green light from Wikipedia. The New York Times, a chief organ of actual disinformation on everything from Joe Biden’s glaring senility to COVID risks.

The non-profit Wikimedia Foundation is challenging the United Kingdom’s online safety rules in court over concerns they may ...

crowd-sourced contributions with minimal oversight – poses substantial risks to individuals, institutions, and public discourse. The report, titled “Wikipedia: Immense but Uncontrollable Power ...

Miller can’t say if coordinated disinformation campaigns already happen on Wikipedia nor whether such ... Open Source Tool Poses a 'Persistent' Risk to the US The open source software easyjson ...

If there’s a risk that ... around the sources on Wikipedia and using Wikipedia has changed. Davey Alba is a technology reporter covering disinformation. In 2019, she won a Livingston Award ...

safeguards the public from disinformation, and ensures its editors are not influenced by funders and sponsors. “It has come to my attention that the Wikimedia Foundation, through its wholly owned ...

The report calls on the Wikimedia Foundation to address these systemic flaws, emphasizing the need to align Wikipedia’s operations with the European Union’s Digital Services Act, which mandates more ...

Wikimedia says that even content forwarding Wikipedia features, like allowing users to choose the daily “Picture of the day,” places it at risk of ... content or disinformation they publish.

crowd-sourced contributions with minimal oversight poses substantial risks to individuals, institutions, and public discourse. The report, titled "Wikipedia: Immense but Uncontrollable Power?", ...