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: 219 787 voci

Totale delle modifiche: 6 891 558

Utenti attivi:477 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 but it is still periodically present in media as 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 topic and work
  • 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 were removed by community in March (Roberta F. remained admin on sister projects). WMF comissioned and few months later published Croatian Wikipedia Disinformation Assessment, conducted by an anonymous academic researcher. Findings were confirming historic revisionism and problematic content bias on other of topics by removed admins

Prominent Wikipedians

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