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Despite questions swirling around the verity of the online encyclopedia’s content, its open-edit model ensures checks are built in.

Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation, has found itself in the crosshairs of the Indian judiciary. As it fights a defamation case filed against it by news agency ANI, questions have been raised about how its open-edit model affects the quality of the content on the free online resource.
To be precise, the question was raised by Justice Subramonium Prasad, who, according to CNBC-TV 18, said last month, “Anybody can edit a page on Wikipedia? What kind of page is this if it is open to anybody?”
This question by the Delhi High Court judge came …
The Supreme Court set aside a Delhi High Court ruling that asked Wikipedia to remove an article about court proceedings in a case filed by ANI.
From mismanagement and bickering to funds misuse and unequal representation, here’s how things ended for a once-promising collective in the open knowledge movement