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World Religion News is proud to announce a new series: \u201cWikipedia Religious Un-Reliable Sources\u201d. This investigative series delves into the complex world of Wikipedia\u2019s policies on reliable sources, specifically examining how these policies are applied to religious and spiritual topics. Inspired by the revealing article \u201cReliable Sources: How Wikipedia Admin David Gerard Launders His Grudges Into the Public Record<\/a>\u201d, our series aims to uncover similar dynamics within the realm of religion on the world\u2019s most popular online encyclopedia.<\/p>\n Wikipedia, often considered the go-to source for quick information on any topic, prides itself on neutrality and factual accuracy. However, as the David Gerard case study demonstrates, the site\u2019s policies and procedures can be manipulated by those with strong ideological leanings or personal agendas. Our series will explore how this phenomenon plays out in the coverage of religious topics, investigating instances where administrators and editors may be shaping religious narratives through selective application of the \u201creliable sources\u201d policy.<\/p>\n Through in-depth analysis and expert interviews, we\u2019ll examine how certain religious perspectives may be marginalized or amplified on Wikipedia, the impact this has on public understanding of various faiths, and the broader implications for religious discourse in the digital age. Join us as we pull back the curtain on one of the internet\u2019s most influential platforms and its approach to religious knowledge.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n