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Smallbones, The Signpost's new editor-in-chief, presents a retrospective on last month's humour article in the aftermath of the community's response. (continued→)
Eight Wikipedias blacked out their pages trying to stop major copyright law changes. (continued→)
An explosion of women's history coverage, continuing coverage. (continued→)
From MFD to CSD, debates are continuing across Wikipedia about which portals should stay and which portals should go. Plus: Wikimedia rebranding and Macedonia naming conventions. (continued→)
Both literally and metaphorically. (continued→)
After a fairly tame February, ARBCOM had a lot on its plate this month. (continued→)
Academy Award winners, celebrations, scandals, and terror. (continued→)
Plus the latest scripts, bots, and tech news. (continued→)
The Wikimedia Foundation reacts to the passing of the new EU Copyright Directive. (continued→)
And other recent research results (continued→)
The destruction of the Esperanza group. A follow up to its creation. (continued→)
A collection of 19th century emails from a pioneer Wikipedia editor working in the mines of the New Page Feed. (continued→)
A decade-long disagreement on including material in gun articles is weighed down by a Wikiproject's essay ... or is it? (continued→)
The Wikipedia SourceWatch is a new project designed to find unreliable sources cited by Wikipedia. The SourceWatch's creator presents a brief history of the project, along with its motivations, and what exactly it means to be listed on The SourceWatch. (continued→)
Commemorate the 50th anniversary of the modern LGBT+ rights movement by editing wiki projects! (continued→)
Our community reacts, the first draft of history. (continued→)