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2/23/2016

This article discusses the impact of Wikipedia on the world of information and knowledge. It highlights the ways in which the online encyclopedia has changed the landscape of research, fact-checking, and access to information. The article explores the idea that Wikipedia has democratized knowledge, allowing anyone with internet access to contribute and access a vast amount of information. It also examines the criticisms and challenges facing Wikipedia, such as issues of accuracy and reliability. Overall, the article offers a comprehensive examination of the before and after effects of Wikipedia on the dissemination of knowledge.

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