Why do people go to Wikipedia? A survey suggests it’s their desire to go down that random rabbithole

beSpacific 2018-03-18

Summary:

NeimanLab: “What’s motivated people to visit the Wikipedia pages they’re reading? Wikipedia recently tried to answer that question at scale by asking a sample of Wikipedia readers last June, “Why are you reading this article today?” It seems a lot of people go to Wikipedia for earnest, serious, information-seeking reasons. The study collected 215,000 responses […]

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https://www.bespacific.com/why-do-people-go-to-wikipedia-a-survey-suggests-its-their-desire-to-go-down-that-random-rabbithole/

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Sabrina I. Pacifici

Date tagged:

03/18/2018, 21:46

Date published:

03/18/2018, 12:01