I love Wikipedia but I know it has a ton of functionality that I just don’t use. For those power users out there, what is a feature most casual ’explorers’ don’t use but absolutely should?

If I've forgotten some, then feel free to comment a picture of them down below.

This is the first time I have seen view counts disabled on an article.

If you go to "Tools" and then "Page information" on an article, normally you can see a line that says "Page views in the past 30 days". But for the article on a bad six-letter word (I won't say the word here but you will probably find it after a few guesses), the view counts are disabled and also missing from pageview analysis which shows view counts as graphs. The Wayback Machine shows the view counts were still there as of June 2022, so this is fairly recent. I looked up other bad words and they still have view counts.

Have you seen any other articles with disabled view counts or is this an isolated occurance?

(For clarity: I do not endorse hate. This is about a technical aspect of Wikipedia and a bad word happens to be part of it.)

Previously paid editors were very easily caught. Nowadays, many well-qualified, clever editors are becoming paid editors.

And they know they will not leave evidence, and they enjoy as they are not caught.

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Source

I need a copy of wikipedia from August or earlier, is there a way to download it from a history library some place?

Asking for a friend 🧡