Wikipedian
- noun
- /ˌwɪkɪˈpiːdiən/
- Jargon
- As a dedicated Wikipedian, she works every day to improve the accuracy of online articles.
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Watch on YouTubeThese are principles that all the Wikipedians sign on to and foremost among them is is accuracy and objective truth.
- These are principles that all the Wikipedians sign on to and foremost among them is is accuracy and objective truth.
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Now she works as an ethnographer at Ushahidi, where she is studying how online communities understand and perform verification or confirmation of reports contributed by the "crowd" and how Wikipedians manage and debate sources on the encyclopedia.
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Believing Wikipedians such as myself...
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And the Wikipedians strive to write such an article.
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Experienced Wikipedians are good at knowing these templates, but you can see why that is daunting to a new user.
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Already, Wikipedians have begun contributing to the pages I created just a few weeks ago. -- Rebecca Shaykin.
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Lori, user:HstryQT, from Indianapolis, has just given a presentation at the Children's Museum about her time so far as the "Wikipedian in Residence" there.
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Wikipedians researching the topic came across articles as secondary sources that drew parallels between Silk and Anatole Broyard.
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Many Wikipedians collaborate on projects to ensure that information is freely available for everyone.
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During the conference, several Wikipedians shared their experiences in writing and editing articles.
Synonyms
A person who gives articles or ideas to magazines and websites
A person who writes or edits detailed articles for a big book of facts
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Etymology
Wikipedian comes from Wikipedia, a name made from wiki ('quick' in Hawaiian) and -pedia (as in encyclopedia, meaning 'learning'). A Wikipedian is a person who edits or adds information to that online encyclopedia, which is why the word means a Wikipedia contributor.