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Skeptics argue updating historical accounts introduces bias. But neutrality doesn’t mean accepting traditional narratives without question. It means critically examining them, correcting bias that has skewed our understanding of the past with current reliable sources to replace outdated and no longer
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Skeptics worry focusing on righting wrongs will erode trust in
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Skeptics assert such a shift in focus would alienate long-time contributors who joined the platform to provide neutral and factual information, not to engage in social justice work. But the evolution of
Knowledge’s content to include broader perspectives is an extension of its mission to document
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Skeptics argue correcting wrongs could lead
Knowledge to favor political ideologies or movements, surfacing personal biases and partisanship. But Knowledge follows rigorous standards, consensus processes, and transparent editing practices that prevent any one perspective from dominating. That is
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We can provide coverage of legal information, educating the public about rights, procedures, and precedents. Knowledge has articles on topics that help demystify complex legal concepts for the public. We should enhance the coverage of legal information, particularly in areas related to human and
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We can cure ignorance. Knowledge summarizes reliable sources and makes the knowledge contained in those sources available to everyone for free. We should teach the public, dispelling widely-held misconceptions, and giving all people access to the most reliable, up-to-date information available,
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We can highlight contributions of non-western cultures, increasing the visibility of global knowledge and heritage. Knowledge covers topics related to non-western philosophies, sciences, and cultural achievements. We should expand coverage, ensuring a rich and inclusive representation of global
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Knowledge shouldn’t be used to advance social justice. But it isn't social justice to represent multiple perspectives, including the stories of those who have been historically oppressed, it is what writing with a neutral point of view requires. If we fail to include these, we are
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We are absolutely here to right great wrongs, and we do so through our commitment to neutrality—not as a passive state, but as an active, deliberate practice. Embrace this bold vision of neutrality. Seek out stories that have been forgotten or overlooked. Challenge biases that have skewed our
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We can improve digital literacy, serving as a resource for improving critical thinking. Knowledge editing itself is an education on critical thinking. We should strengthen resources related to digital literacy, helping users navigate the internet responsibly and evaluate the information they
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We can offer content adapted to different reading levels and needs. Knowledge is free and generally accessible to a wide audience in many languages. We should improve accessibility by offering content in simplified language, ensuring compatibility with screen readers, and integrating visual
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Skeptics argue it’s not our job to advocate for underrepresented communities. But expanding representation is not advocacy—it’s ensuring
Knowledge is inclusive and represents all due perspectives. We should prioritize articles on marginalized groups not to push an agenda but to fulfill our
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We can bring attention to conflicts and crises that are underreported in western media. Knowledge has articles on regions that often receive little attention. We should expand coverage of ongoing and historical conflicts in less-covered regions, ensuring these events are documented and
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We can educate the public on critical environmental issues. Knowledge has content on climate change, conservation, and environmental science. We should update and expand articles to reflect the latest research, helping to inform global audiences about the urgent challenges facing the
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Skeptics assert we must avoid historical revisionism. But writing history should be informed by new evidence. Knowledge’s commitment to verifiability and balanced representation ensures updates to historical content are grounded in factual accuracy not the imposition of contemporary
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We can rectify the historical underrepresentation of women in various fields. Knowledge has initiatives which aim to increase the visibility of women. We should ensure that women’s achievements across all fields are accurately and fully represented, helping to combat systemic gender
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Verifiability doesn’t mean we’re limited to mainstream or traditional sources, which may themselves be products of historical bias. There are many reliable sources that focus on marginalized communities, overlooked histories, and injustices themselves. Our job is to seek out these
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We can challenge authoritarian narratives, offering fact-based information that counters propaganda. Knowledge covers topics like censorship, state-controlled media, and political repression. We should ensure articles on political topics are well-sourced and resistant to
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We can document knowledge about endangered languages, traditions, and cultural practices. Knowledge contains articles on cultural heritage topics that might otherwise be overlooked. We should prioritize documenting endangered cultures and languages, contributing to their
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We can document and explain the mechanisms and effects of economic inequality. Knowledge covers topics related to economic disparity, poverty, and social welfare. We should improve and expand coverage on economic inequality, highlighting systemic issues and potential
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We can provide accurate, inclusive coverage of marginalized groups. Knowledge has articles on LGBTQ+ history, Indigenous peoples, and ethnic minorities. We should expand coverage to ensure diverse perspectives are represented, counteracting historical erasure and
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understanding of history and society. Remember neutrality demands more than just facts without bias—it requires us to engage with the world around us, correct imbalances, and ensure
Knowledge remains the pinnacle of human knowledge. Go, right great wrongs!
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We can promote knowledge in low-income countries, increasing access to information in more languages and regions. Knowledge has versions in hundreds of languages. We should focus on ensuring information relevant to developing countries is well-covered and
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We too should embody the principle of active neutrality in our interactions with one another. This means fostering a diverse, respectful and welcoming community. If not, Knowledge risks losing its position as an neutral documenter of information.
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We can highlight historical events where injustice occurred. Knowledge provides information on topics like colonialism, slavery, and civil rights. We should improve the depth of these articles, correcting narratives that are biased or
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Skeptics dismiss that gaps in coverage are their responsibility. Editing is voluntary, but we cannot ignore our collective role. Encouraging editors to engage with underrepresented topics is key to making Knowledge a global knowledge
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Neutrality is about creating a platform that is neutral in scope, inclusive in coverage, and equitable in the opportunities it offers to contributors. Neutrality means striving for balance in the the stories we tell and the voices we
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Verifiability inherently affects notability. And while some topics are excluded because of an underlying publication bias, we can still advance social issues through the selection and improvement of which notable topics we write
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We can disseminate accurate health information. Knowledge provides articles on medical content like pandemics, vaccinations, and sanitation. We should improve health-related content to educate people worldwide on critical health
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Verifiability is not an excuse to exclude topics simply because they’re underrepresented in mainstream sources. Instead, this should motivate us to dig deeper, and when reliable sources do exist, we have a responsibility to use
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We have access to resources that uncover, analyze, and explain complex issues that may be hidden or misunderstood by the general public. Our expertise allows us to identify injustices, understand their causes, and explore
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Skeptics worry righting wrongs could lead to the inclusion of less rigorous sources or fringe perspectives. But Knowledge’s sourcing guidelines need not be compromised. We must use more and better sources to right great
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Verifiability can be a powerful tool in challenging the status quo. By insisting on well-sourced information, we can expose biases in the sources themselves. We can use verifiable sources to document and correct these
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Skeptics underestimate Knowledge’s impact. Even if Knowledge cannot fix every wrong, it can make a significant difference by documenting them and providing accurate information that contributes to understanding and
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Skeptics fear actively engaging with current social or historical injustices will compromise Knowledge’s neutrality. But, if we ignore the topics about great wrongs of history and the present day, we compromise the
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We can document human rights abuses. Articles on genocides, apartheid, and oppression vitally inform readers. We should ensure these topics are covered inclusively and give voice to victims through well-researched
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We counteract falsehoods with evidence-based information in an age of widespread misinformation. Our ability to critically analyze is crucial in protecting societies from the harmful effects of ignorance and
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580:Here to build an encyclopedia
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2753:Alternatives to edit warring
1616:Maintaining a friendly space
710:Knowledge is an encyclopedia
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3113:The first rule of Knowledge
2908:Editing under the influence
2685:Knowledge is not Crunchbase
2445:Google searches and numbers
2164:Don't template the regulars
2079:Don't call the kettle black
1873:Be excellent to one another
1757:Revert notification opt-out
1661:We are all Wikipedians here
1110:Put a little effort into it
1055:Obtain peer review comments
1010:Introduction to structurism
948:Fruit of the poisonous tree
918:Editors are not mindreaders
823:BOLD, revert, discuss cycle
813:Beef up that first revision
585:Leave it to the experienced
550:Don't search for objections
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3083:Requirements for adminship
2958:How to vandalize correctly
2888:Don't delete the main page
2808:Avoid using preview button
2530:Notability comparison test
2114:Don't fight fire with fire
2109:Don't eat the troll's food
2069:Don't call a spade a spade
2064:Don't bludgeon the process
1913:Encourage full discussions
1762:Shadowless Fists of Death!
1398:Don't attack the nominator
1358:But there must be sources!
1180:Try not to leave it a stub
1130:Source your plot summaries
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2973:Ignore every single rule
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2828:Before they were notable
2600:Overreliance upon Google
2395:Common sourcing mistakes
1968:Settle the process first
1928:Imagine others complexly
1832:Writing for the opponent
1807:There is no common sense
1488:Unopposed AFD discussion
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1348:Avoid repeated arguments
953:Give an article a chance
803:Avoid mission statements
763:Advanced text formatting
758:Advanced article editing
715:Knowledge is a community
690:The rules are principles
650:Product, process, policy
500:Articles must be written
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3078:Requests for medication
3058:Please bite the newbies
2983:Mess with the templates
2550:Notability means impact
2084:Don't call things cruft
2059:Don't be the Fun Police
1989:Knowledge:Because I can
1868:Avoid the word "vandal"
1682:A thank you never hurts
1453:Liar liar pants on fire
1388:Deletion is not cleanup
1298:Writing better articles
1288:Write the article first
1263:Gender-neutral language
1235:Writing article content
1225:Writing better articles
1220:Write the article first
1155:Tertiary-source fallacy
923:Encourage the newcomers
883:Dictionaries as sources
828:Build content to endure
3272:Policy writing is hard
3138:Knowledge is an MMORPG
2978:Is that even an essay?
2675:What notability is not
2430:Existence ≠Notability
2039:Don't be inconsiderate
1963:Read before commenting
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530:Competence is required
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1646:Too long; didn't read
1586:Edit at your own pace
1556:Accepting other users
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610:Neutrality of sources
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3103:Sausages for tasting
2928:Five Fs of Knowledge
2878:Don't-give-a-fuckism
2848:CaPiTaLiZaTiOn MuCh?
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2330:Essays on notability
2246:There are no oracles
2029:Don't be a WikiBigot
1883:Call a spade a spade
1656:Unblock perspectives
1483:The Heymann Standard
1468:Overzealous deletion
1428:I just don't like it
1165:There is no deadline
1030:"Murder of" articles
858:Common-style fallacy
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2565:Notabilitymandering
2520:No one really cares
2475:Inherent notability
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1692:Advice for hotheads
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1393:Does deletion help?
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1170:There is a deadline
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3186:About essays
3093:Rouge editor
3043:Oops Defense
2823:Barnstaritis
2788:Assume faith
2610:Pokémon test
2455:High Schools
2277:WikiBullying
2241:Superhatting
2236:POV railroad
1933:Just drop it
1737:Nobody cares
1571:Divisiveness
1095:Printability
988:Style guides
778:Amnesia test
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3088:Rouge admin
2655:Video links
2510:No big loss
2199:just madmen
2149:Don't shout
1923:How to lose
1918:Get over it
1702:Be the glue
1621:Negotiation
1478:Relist bias
1308:Removing or
1140:Stub Makers
973:Law sources
903:Don't panic
416:complacency
393:propaganda.
373:We are the
308:repository.
148:accessible.
144:incomplete.
42:This is an
3260:Guidelines
3028:No, really
3008:LTTAUTMAOK
2490:Make stubs
2211:No racists
1953:Say "MOBY"
1675:Philosophy
1548:The basics
1105:Publicists
1075:Presentism
1020:Merge Test
1005:Inaccuracy
488:Philosophy
397:solutions.
260:countries.
188:encounter.
172:solutions.
2738:Adminitis
2307:WikiPeace
2282:WikiCrime
2261:UPPERCASE
1641:Thank you
1273:Proseline
1065:Permastub
630:Paradoxes
545:Don't lie
382:educated.
324:dialogue.
74:WP:YESRGW
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2405:Coatrack
2302:WikiLove
2292:WikiHate
2206:No Nazis
2179:Griefing
1443:Immunity
695:Trifecta
525:Cohesion
407:emerges.
345:sources.
236:mission.
180:visible.
118:present.
111:amplify.
66:Shortcut
2918:Emerson
2758:ANI flu
1722:Failure
1561:Apology
1458:Nothing
655:Purpose
386:change.
349:biases.
280:wrongs.
250:lacking
230:purpose
164:issues.
156:planet.
2400:Clones
1977:Don'ts
1898:Desist
1888:Candor
1797:Reader
357:about.
276:values
192:media.
1651:Truce
353:them.
152:bias.
136:bias.
44:essay
2923:Fart
2868:Crap
1253:Coup
605:Need
1841:Dos
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