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After 16 years, Wikipedia finally asked its readers why they’re there

Mar 16 2018 by Fast Company

Wikipedia has a lot of readers—approximately 6,0000 people visit every second. Since the online encyclopedia isn’t your typical information source, it had never bothered to ask its users why they showed up, and what they wanted from the site. That changed in June 2017, when Wikipedia asked readers in 14 languages one simple question: “Why are …

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