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Frank Schulenburg (Wikimedia): Science in Wikipedia

https://www.ibiology.org/science-and-society/science-in-wikipedia/

Schulenburg outlines three main reasons why scientists should contribute to Wikipedia; you will learn a lot from the feedback of editors and readers, it is a chance to give back to the Wikipedia community, and your writing will have a much larger audience than in most traditional journals.

Видео Frank Schulenburg (Wikimedia): Science in Wikipedia канала iBiology Science Stories
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