Free open source app that lets you view and search reference materials such as Wikipedia, Gutenberg, StackExchange etc without an internet connection. This can be very useful in remote areas, during temporary outages, or during times of turmoil.
Fediverse address:
@kiwix@mastodon.social
Bot posting featured content from the front page of Wikipedia’s English language edition
Fediverse address:
@wikipedia_featured_content@botsin.space
Newsletter covering the latest academic research about Wikipedia, Wikidata and Wikimedia.
Fediverse address:
@wikiresearch@mastodon.social
Global intersectional wikimedia user group aiming to improve quality and breadth of LGBTQIA+ history on Wikipedia and Wikimedia projects.
Fediverse address:
@wmlgbt@tech.lgbt
The free open source software created for Wikipedia, available for anyone to use on their own sites.
Fediverse address:
@mediawiki@wikis.world
Volunteer-run independent news site covering Wikipedia and Wikimedia.
Fediverse address:
@WikiSignpost@wikis.world
Bot posting trending topics on Wikipedia for random countries.
Fediverse address:
@TrendingOnWiki@toot.community
Non-profit organisation encouraging co-operation between academic institutions and Wikipedia, with institution members at all levels encouraged to contribute to articles.
Fediverse address:
@WikiEducation@wikis.world
Bot posting yesterday’s most viewed page on English-language Wikipedia.
Fediverse address:
@YesterdaysWiki@botsin.space
Bot that posts haiku poems made up entirely of random phrases from Wikipedia. They can be surprisingly moving… or not. Posts every four hours.
Fediverse address:
@wikipediahaiku@botsin.space
Bot posting links to random articles on English-language Wikipedia.
Fediverse address:
@random_wiki@botsin.space
Official account for Wikipedia, the free open collaboratively-written online encyclopaedia.
Fediverse address:
@wikipedia@wikis.world