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The free online encyclopedia has found its 'ta-dum.'

The 'unintended consequences of this blanket ban' outweighed the pros, according to the country's prime minister.

The country's telecom authority previously degraded access to the website for 48 hours.

The changes make it easier to read and search.

Even judges can't resist the urge to find quick answers online.

She pulled off one of the largest hoaxes ever seen on the platform.

The tool could one day allow editors to correct footnotes at scale.

But it's just a request the Wikimedia Foundation is currently reviewing.

Mark Bernstein is being accused of 'distributing fake anti-Russian information.'

Its communications regulator cited 'illegally distributed information' about casualty figures.

He's also selling the Strawberry iMac he used to program the website.

The panels now include summaries from the websites themselves.

It said the situation threatened 'the very foundations of Wikipedia.'

Admins swiftly fixed the issue and banned the user behind the attack.

It's in talks to provide the commercial product to Google, Apple, Amazon and Facebook.

The Wikimedia Foundation aims to bolster inclusivity and stamp out 'negative behavior.'

"About this result" panels feature descriptions from Wikipedia.

Plus, TikTok's latest boss lasts just 9 Scaramucci.

The contributions of AmaryllisGardner highlight a major problem with the platform.

It’s similar to Google Search’s “Knowledge Panels.”