Wikipedia now accepting donations via Apple Pay on its website
Wikipedia is finally accepting Apple Pay as a payment method on its website, making it easier for users to send donations to the non-profit organization.
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Golden raises $14.5M to build the Wikipedia for tech
Golden is announcing that it has raised $14.5 million in Series A funding. The round was led by previous investor Andreessen Horowitz, with the firm’s…
Teen Contributor Create a Massive Problem For Wikipedia
Back in 2013, a 12-year-old American with an enthusiasm for the Scots language decided to contribute to the Scots Wikipedia. For seven years, they…
Crypto Integration ‘Completely Insane’ Wikipedia Co-Founder
Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales said Friday he has not seen a single practical use-case to convince him to integrate cryptocurrencies or blockchain into the…
Ape Escape’s Wikipedia Isn’t Safe From ATO Staffer With A PSP
It’s a slow week at the Australian Taxation Office, apparently. Only a day after one of the office’s PCs was sprung making slightly pedantic changes to the…
How To Create and Contribute To A Wikipedia Page
Wikipedia is home to over 5.8 million articles and growing. Chances are good that you yourself have used Wikipedia in the past either for research or…
Russia Says It Will Replace Wikipedia With State-Run Site
Last month, Russian president Vladimir Putin complained that the popular online encyclopedia Wikipedia was “unreliable” and called for it to be replaced. Now,…
Wikipedia co-founder offers a Facebook/Twitter wannabe
How much would you pay for a FacebookTwitter-like social network experience, but one in which you’re not tracked, your personal information and web history…
Wikipedia integrates digital book previews to help verify citations
Verifying a citation on Wikipedia can be as easy as clicking the online source linked within a page. But what if a citation calls back to a physical book…
Wikipedia, the Internet Archive team up to help you verify citations
Verifying a citation on Wikipedia can be as easy as clicking the online source linked within a page. But what if a citation calls back to a physical book…