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Conflict of Interest & Archives
A fortnight ago a change went through the English Wikipedia’s policies, with relatively little fanfare amongst the Wikipedia community, which has raised quite some excitement and some questions in the cultural sector. First a description, then two questions for Wikipedians, … Continue reading
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