Wikipedia and mischievous games

Wikipedia is the most popular online encyclopedia and readers can also access and modify the content of the encyclopedia. And this is an opening for mischievous jokes and shenanigans to appear.

Last November, US politician John Seigenthaler brought the story to Wikipedia on USA Today because the encyclopedia posted false information about him for more than four months. Because Seigenthaler was not so famous, his misguided biography remained there for a while, saying he was involved in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and his brother Robert Kennedy. It was the joke of a man named Brian Chase in Tennessee (USA) wanting to tease his colleagues!

It was on Wikipedia when we talked about John F. Kennedy, a mischievous reader who said that Kennedy was being chased by Russian thugs on the day his father was killed. The boy was later taken to Siberia by Chinese intelligence forces and eventually raised to a great extent by a pack of wolves. The beautiful Sharon Stone and Demi Moore were honored as directors of the KGB in the period 1958-1961 and 1961-1967.

In the definition of 'new world', the mischievers thought Hitler did not die and the Germans promptly cloned Hitler before he committed suicide. And Mussolini, Stalin, Genghis Khan and Saddam Hussein are said to have hijacked the plane crashing into the WTC building and the Pentagon in 2001.

The joke does not stop when Platon philosopher is defined as a child movie star who died of overdose, while the US bourgeois revolution is defined as the war between a monkey and a hamster because A banana named Bob.

According to statistics, Wikipedia has more than 4,000 errors of this type, discovered, deleted and gathered by the website administrator at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:The_original_Bad_Jokes_and_Other_Deleted_Nonsense.

Currently, measures to strengthen the control ability of administrators are being considered and considered.

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