Is Wikipedia Credible? (Maybe?)

[@geoffrey657]

Thanks for this video! As I was watching it also occurred to me that many of the talking points apply to way more than just wikipedia. Source bias can be found in any kind of publication, and informational KZbin videos and so on. Louder voice minority dominance is ubiquitous in politics and social life as well. This video was a great reminder that we should always be critical and conscious of these biases, social and political pressure that could influence the neutrality of an article (Wikipedia or elsewhere). Considering all the turmoil in the world, polarizing views on many topics, I do think it's doing a pretty good job at moderating its content and I'm honestly amazed there aren't more stories of articles getting completely hijacked by a pressure group.

[@galgamekthegreatlord4823]

Definitely not whenever I add context it gets removed ,even though it's factual.

[@WestsideGunnnn]

Why did you end the Wiki Show and start this channel?

[@TheBoringVoice]

This channel, which is my primary creative outlet, predates The Wiki Show. The Wiki Show will remain on KZbin, and be a place to share Wikipedia only content. Managing two channels was hard to maintain with regular posts.

[@binbincracker]

Wikipedia is so fascinating! I wish it was more studied under a sociological perspective such as this video.

[@nostalgicity]

u shud create more videos they are pretty interesting

[@Dumdumshum]

Sometimes means no.

[@cardinal5000]

Hmm, I never knew. Guess Wikipedia isn't neutral after all.

[@TheBoringVoice]

It depends on the subject and the sources

[@walleras]

No