* In its infancy, unreliable & famous for its unreliability.
* In its adolescence, steadily improving in quality, including the practice of citing real, relevant sources for important claims.
* In its maturity, respected for reliability, w/ occasional embarrassing exceptions. Most people with high standards are happy to read a Wikipedia article for an intro to a topic new to them.
I'm wondering. AI could but needn't follow this path.
Hashtag Harvest searches hashtags across four large instances and generates a list of related hashtags based on their frequency in the search results. Additionally, Hashtag Harvest lists Mastodon users who are associated with your searched hashtag, if you're looking for people to follow.
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Occasionally my ability to name my tools fails, lol. Anyway, Wikipedia-Mastodon Thing lets you keyword search #Wikipedia for articles with associated Mastodon addresses in #Wikidata. .
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Wikipedia Hot Topics analyzes the top 1000 Wikipedia pages for a given date, finds the ones which had a significant view bump against a 7-day median (more than 100%), then divides them into categories ... Each Wikipedia article on the list gets a detail…
https://www.calishat.com/2024/08/05/find-out-whats-moving-and-shaking-with-wikipedia-hot-topics/