Wikipedia in croato

Wikipedia in croato (abbreviata hr.wiki o hrwiki) è la versione in croato di Wikipedia.

Fatti e statistiche

Iniziato: 16 febbraio 2003

Fondatori: ???

Dimensione attuale: 223 605 voci

Totale delle modifiche: 7 064 858

Utenti attivi:478 nell'ultimo mese

Copertura

Croatian Wikipedia is generally regarded by the rest of the Wikimedia Movement as having significant neutrality issues, resulting from the capture of the project by politically-motivated editors who have driven out or blocked others,, but also more elegantly supressed liberal content and hyper-presented conservative nationalist and catholic. Gizmodo describes its bias as "promoting fascism, whitewashing World War II concentration camps, as well as anti-Serbian and anti-LGBT propaganda".

As of start of 2021, the situation is slowly improving, though it is still periodically mentioned in the media as a bad example.

Punti di forza

• * argomenti relativi alla Croazia
  • Coverage of Christian and especially Catholic content
  • Coverage of football/soccer (and somewhat other sports) up to very low level leagues and players

Campi di debolezza

• * Temi politici controversi
  • Lack of diversity among contributors
  • Lack of updates on many pages from first decade and lack of criteria and regulations for many topics
  • Lack of coverage of modern and contemporary culture, civil society, women, as well as minorities and human rights

Operation

Sfide

• Raggiungere la neutralità su argomenti politici controversi
• Prevenire abusi da parte degli amministratori

Competitors

• Translations of English Wikipedia

Storia ed impatto

Pietre miliari/eventi

• 2013: Significant media attention and cultural debate in Croatia about the project's bias issues, and subsequent Meta RfC
• 2020: proposta di blocco globale dell'amministratore di hr.wiki Kubura
• 2021: 3 most problematic admins removed by community in March (Roberta F. remained admin on sister projects). The WMF comissioned and, a few months later, published the Croatian Wikipedia Disinformation Assessment, conducted by an anonymous academic researcher. Findings confirmed historic revisionism and problematic content bias.

Prominent Wikipedians

• Denny – first admin and bureaucrat; co-founder of Wikidata
• Kubura, SpeedyGonsales, Roberta F. and Zeljko – controversial ex-admins