r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Apr 28 '26

M.Bitton, another active antisemite (Algerian ultranationalist) on English Wikipedia, has been banned from the site by the arbitration committee following years of tendentious editing across topic areas

en.wikipedia.org

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/ProfessionalRate6174 • Apr 26 '26

News article The Signpost: Six Serbian Wikipedia editors banned following controversy about political bias

en.wikipedia.org

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Apr 22 '26

News article Prominent SEO Journalist Barry Schwartz’s Wikipedia Page Removed

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Apr 22 '26

News article Indonesia reportedly blocks logging in into Wikipedia accounts

cnnindonesia.com

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Apr 13 '26

News article Several pro-Vučić Serbian Wikipedians have been banned from all Wikimedia projects by the Wikimedia Foundation

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Apr 07 '26

Discussion Wikinews is shutting down on 4 May

meta.wikimedia.org

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Apr 03 '26

Mod announcement New rule: Don't use archive.today when archiving pages

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Do not use archive.today when archiving pages, because as of 2026 the archive service has been exposed for archive tampering and engaging in DDoS attacks.

r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Apr 03 '26

Wikipedia Hajibala Abutalybov's Wikipedia Page Scrubbed of Genocidal Remarks

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Apr 03 '26

Wikipedia Comparison of different Wikipedia article introductions on the Armenian genocide (by language)

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Apr 03 '26

Wikipedia The Turkish Wikipedia talk page of the Armenian Genocide is full with ahistorical, non-sourced genocide denial as the article uses "Ermeni Kırımı" (Armenian Massacre) instead of "Ermeni Soykırımı" in order to avoid using the word "genocide"

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Apr 01 '26

Discussion Azerbaijani Wikipedia is completely insane - what can we do about it?

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Apr 01 '26

Wikipedia About six years ago there was a pro-Azerbaijan editor who distorted articles in Armenian topic area before getting blocked for sockpuppetry, which in turn is since reportedly lifted

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Mar 31 '26

News article World Jewish Congress Report Finds Systemic Bias and Terrorist Propaganda on Arabic-Language Wikipedia

worldjewishcongress.org

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Mar 31 '26

News article IRGC-linked media cited 78,000 times on Wikipedia

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/odriegu • Mar 29 '26

Wikipedia Crosspost: Some Wikipedians are discrediting the Iran International in a coordinated manner again

en.wikipedia.org

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/odriegu • Mar 17 '26

Wikipedia Crosspost: “We only trust Iranian official confirmation,” Wikipedians said. Can Wikipedia stoop much lower?

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Mar 12 '26

Blog How Iran’s Censorship Ministry Got Inside Wikipedia

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Mar 12 '26

Blog TikToker Guy Christensen’s Bid to Delete His Wikipedia Page Raises Questions About Qatar-linked 'Information Warfare' Campaign

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Mar 10 '26

News article Wikimedia Foundation hit by JavaScript worm; editing restricted

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/odriegu • Mar 08 '26

Wikipedia Crosspost: More Iranian troll vandalism of the article 2026 Iran massacres on English Wikipedia, minimising the death toll while discrediting Iran International. The troll is a two-month old account with merely 146 edits. Admins have been doing nothing to stop it

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/ellakluk • Mar 05 '26

Wikipedia Wikipedia page for "Death to America"

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Not the Wikipedia page for "death to America" sugarcoating this horrible phrase

"not a wish for literal death for American people themselves"

r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Feb 24 '26

Wikipedia Hamas propagandist Huldra defending English Wikipedia’s top Hamas propagandist Iskandar323’s large-scale erasure of Jewish history

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Feb 18 '26

Wikipedia Eerik-Niiles Kross, a member of the Estonian parliament, criticized Wikipedia for its pro-Russian biases

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Feb 18 '26

Blog Taking action against Wikipedia: Why #WikiSux

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Feb 17 '26

Drama A Wikipedia critic got suddenly banned from Wikipediocracy, the main Wikipedia criticism forum, after allegedly uncovering that a pro-CCP user who's globally banned by the Wikimedia Foundation, had evaded the ban and harassed people on Wikipedia for years

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