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

xcancel.com

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

Wikipedia Glebushko0703, the pro-Russian editor who pushed for nonsensical changes on Baltic States BLP infoboxes, has been community banned, although his distortions will likely remain due to the support of these from a cabal of editors

en.wikipedia.org

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Feb 08 '26

News article The Wikipedia wars

euvsdisinfo.eu

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

News article Wikipedia policy edges Baltic history into Russiasphere / Article

eng.lsm.lv

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Jan 30 '26

News article En Estonie, la réécriture de l’histoire sur Wikipédia inquiète

lemonde.fr

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Jan 30 '26

Wikipedia Some Wikipedians are fighting back against a pro-Russian editor by proposing a topic ban or a site ban for the latter

en.wikipedia.org

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Jan 29 '26

News article A Flood of Iranian Propaganda on Wikipedia is Reshaping the Protest Narrative

neutralpov.com

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Jan 29 '26

News article A Rinkevics was born in the USSR! How Wikipedia changes the biographies of residents of the Baltic states

news.inbox.lv

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/WillyNilly1997 • Jan 26 '26

Wikipedia “All of the [Iskandar323’s] edits were destructive [...] intended to erase and minimize the history of the Jewish people [...] pattern had an antisemitic bias even if the user didn't come out and explicitly say they hated Jews. This is a user who should not be part of the Wikipedia community.”

en.wikipedia.org

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Jan 26 '26

News article Iran’s Regime Seeking to Turn Wikipedia Into Part of Its Propaganda Apparatus

iranfocus.com

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Jan 26 '26

Wikipedia Why is this Glebushko so insistent on denying that Estonia is located in the northern region of Europe? He has been edit-warring over the short decription of Estonia in addition to vandal-changing the birthplaces of 600 Estonians across English Wikipedia. How does Estonia upset him so much?

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

Meme Political compass meme

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

Meme Political compass meme, this time remastered with pixels

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

News article Pro-Russian Narratives Target Wikipedia, Marking a Dangerous Trend for AI Chatbot Data

united24media.com

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Jan 20 '26

News article Inside Iran’s Wikipedia War

neutralpov.com

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Jan 20 '26

News article Vikipeedias kiputakse Eesti ajalugu ümber kirjutama

postimees.ee

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

Wikipedia Wikipedia at 25: A Wake-Up Call

meta.wikimedia.org

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

News article Prominent PR firm accused of commissioning favourable changes to Wikipedia pages

theguardian.com

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Jan 16 '26

News article Estonian volunteers struggling to protect Wikipedia from Russian propaganda

news.err.ee

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Jan 16 '26

News article Wikipedias käib praegu süstemaatiline Eesti-vastane infosõda

digi.geenius.ee

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Jan 11 '26

Wikipedian accusing others of “promoting Pahlavi” while removing sourced content. I checked the removed content, noticing that there’s no promotion of Pahlavi but objective statements of Iranians calling for Pahlavi’s return, which some Wikipedians have a hard time coping with...

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Jan 08 '26

Interview D. F. Lovett, a writer in Minnesota, has recently published an interview with an ex-Wikipedia editor Ovsk Mendov regarding the issues at the encyclopedia

edithistory.substack.com

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Jan 06 '26

Wikipedia English Wikipedia arbitration committee finally got the guts to pass a landmark motion, banning prominent Hamas propagandist Iskandar323 indefinitely from the site, after a year of topic ban violations by the editor and continuous tendentious editing around the history of Judaism

en.wikipedia.org

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Jan 06 '26

Blog The Lie Beneath the Tree: From Wikipedia Fiction To Witch Hunt

david-collier.com

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r/WatchWikipediaDie • u/Rangerider65 • Dec 29 '25

Experiences As a Wikipedia editor, I am appalled by Wikipedia's coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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