Wednesday, May 4, 2011

How do Wikipedia’s processes for creating and modifying articles ever lead to high-quality results? In other words, since anyone can easily edit Wikipedia, how is it that good (and usually accurate) content emerges?

The processes for Wikipedia to obtain it’s articles is heavily relies on it’s registered users. There will be an additional filter process which is governed by historical comparison performed by Wikipedia to make sure the accurate information is displayed. Wikipedia’s strength is it’s diverse viewers. In other words, the more people read a specific article the more change that article got update with accurate information, thus Wikipedia can profit an ever lasting improvement.      

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