How do you get something removed from Wikipedia?

You cannot have yourself removed from Wikipedia unilaterally. Any changes to content must be discussed and agreed upon by the community of editors. If you feel that your article is inaccurate or contains libelous information, you can discuss this with the editorial team and attempt to get the content corrected. However, Wikipedia is a collaborative platform and it is not possible to have yourself removed completely.

There is no specific law that prohibits the deletion of Wikipedia pages. However, deleting information that is considered public record is generally illegal.

Yes, you can go to jail for editing Wikipedia. In 2013, a British man was sentenced to 10 weeks in prison after editing the Wikipedia page of his employer, a local mayor, to say he had been arrested. In the U.S., there have been a few cases where people have been threatened with jail time for editing Wikipedia. Most notably, in 2007, an FBI agent was investigated after he edited the Wikipedia page of his boss to say he was under criminal investigation.

Inappropriate content can be reported on Wikipedia by clicking on the “report” link next to the offending content. This will bring up a form where you can provide more information about why you believe the content is inappropriate. After submitting the form, an administrator will review it and take appropriate action.

To report a Wikipedia page, you can use the ‘Report Abuse’ link on the left-hand side of the page. This will take you to a form where you can provide more information about the issue.

Most people think of Wikipedia as a neutral and reliable source of information, but the site is actually edited by anonymous volunteers. While anyone can make changes to Wikipedia articles, you can only see the IP address of the person who made the last change. This makes it difficult to determine who is responsible for any given change. In some cases, you may be able to determine which editor made a particular change by looking at the article history, but this isn’t always possible.

Yes, you can. You can also request that someone else do it for you. The key is to be careful about what you write and to make sure that the information is accurate. Wikipedia is a public resource, so it’s important to make sure that all of the information is correct before it’s posted.

There are a few reasons why many teachers hate Wikipedia. First, it can be difficult to trust the information on Wikipedia because anyone can edit it. Second, teachers often want their students to use more reliable sources for their research papers. Finally, Wikipedia can be distracting in class when students are using it instead of taking notes.

No, it is not illegal to change stuff on Wikipedia. However, Wikipedia is a collaborative platform and all changes should be made in a collaborative manner. If someone feels that a change made to an article is inaccurate or inappropriate, they can revert the change and discuss the issue on the article’s talk page.

Since its inception, Wikipedia has been a go-to source for information on all sorts of topics. But some people believe that the CIA has been using the platform to disseminate false information. In fact, there’s even a website called “CIAWikileaks” that’s dedicated to proving this theory.
So, does the CIA really edit Wikipedia? Well, there’s no definitive answer, but there are some compelling pieces of evidence that suggest they do. For example, back in 2007, it was revealed that the CIA had created a fake online persona named “Ida Scudder” who had edited Wikipedia articles about sensitive topics like Iran and Iraq.
More recently, in 2017, it was reported that the CIA had paid someone to create a Wikipedia article about Russian mercenary group Wagner. The article was created shortly after one of Wagner’s mercenaries was killed in Syria.

There are a few ways to flag something on Wikipedia. You can use the “flag this article” link on the left side of the page, or you can use the “watchlist” tool to mark articles as needing attention.

Yes, you can report a Wikipedia user for vandalism, libel, or other inappropriate behavior. However, keep in mind that Wikipedia is a collaborative platform and the community typically takes a very dim view of users who file reports against their fellow editors. If you have a dispute with another user, it’s best to try to resolve it amicably first. If that doesn’t work, you can contact an administrator for help.

If you have a question about a Wikipedia article, or would like to make a suggestion, you can contact the editor responsible for that article using the ‘talk’ link next to the ‘edit’ button at the top of the article. This will take you to the talk page for that article, where you can leave a message for the editor.
If you are not sure who is responsible for an article, or if you have a more general question about Wikipedia, you can leave a message on the Wikipedia help desk. The help desk is staffed by volunteers who will be happy to help you with any questions or problems you have with Wikipedia.

If you find incorrect information on Wikipedia, you can correct it by editing the article. However, Wikipedia is a collaborative platform and other users may revert your changes. If you believe that the information is inaccurate or wrong, you can dispute it by submitting a request to the Wikipedia community.

Getting a Wikipedia page is not free. The Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit organization that operates Wikipedia, charges $300 for each new page. That fee goes toward the cost of maintaining Wikipedia, including personnel, software, and bandwidth.
That price may seem steep, but it’s a small price to pay for such a powerful platform. In addition to giving businesses and individuals a presence on the world’s most popular website, a Wikipedia page can also help boost search engine rankings.