Description

WikiProject to improve objective Ukrainian history on Wikipedia over several languages.

An excerpt from the draft project page (User:Robertsilen/sandbox/Projekt_Kateryna): "We argue that Wikipedia lacks an objective picture of the Ukrainian nation. Descriptions in most languages are distorted by the long-term effects of the Russian Empire and Soviet Union. This project's focus is on Ukrainian history, culture and nation: textual contents, maps, pictures, other illustrations, links, categories, navigation bars, and other Wikipedia concepts."

The project has two main steps: 1) to identify articles with language versions that are lacking (have bias, content out of context, outdated sources, written in non-NPOV), and 2) to amend the articles according to Wikipedia:Neutral point of view (NPOV).

Our methods include amongst others using mass analysis, activating subject experts without prior Wikipedia experience to contribute, and sharing improvement insights over languages so as not to improve articles only in one language.

robertsilen (talk) 08:19, 13 June 2023 (UTC)Reply[reply]

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Please invite these and any other similar groups to join the discussion about this proposal. See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Council/Directory to find similar WikiProjects.
Why do you want to start a new group, instead of joining one of these existing groups?

Our theme and work method deviates from other general already existing projects: this is a multilingual project within a huge theme, but solving a specific type of content challenge.

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  1. robertsilen (talk) 08:19, 13 June 2023 (UTC)Reply[reply]
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