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Wikimedia Bans Admin of Wikipedia Croatia For Pushing Radical Agenda

Published by Slashdot on Sun, 27 Jun 2021


The Record reports:The Wikimedia Foundation has banned the administrator of the Croatian version of Wikipedia after an investigation revealed that together with other admins, they edited and distorted content on the site with radical right views. This group had de-facto control of the website between 2011 and 2020, the Wikimedia Foundation said in a report published earlier this month... This included: - Claiming that Hitler attacked Poland and started World War II after the Poles committed genocide against Germans. - Redefining a World War II concentration camp as a labor camp...- Pushing opinions that EU decision-making endangers Croatia's sovereignty.- Claiming that the EU had used propaganda to trick Croatian citizens into joining the European Union... Since 2013 the dubious edits had been spotted by users and the Croatian press, according to the articlebut other Croatian Wikipedia editors failed, multiple times, to wrest away control of the site's moderation. "The Wikimedia Foundation got involved last year after it was discovered that the administrator of Croatian Wikipedia had been using sockpuppet accounts to manipulate discussions and staff elections on the site..."The Wikimedia Foundation's report on the abuses of this team also points to possibly similar far-right-based editing on Wikipedia's Serbian version as well. This is the second major Wikipedia scandal in the past year. In September 2020, the Wikimedia Foundation said it found and banned a public relations firm that had created and used a network of sockpuppet accounts to edit the site on behalf of some of its customers.Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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