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People find humor in Wikipedia articles because they are written collaboratively by volunteers and sometimes contain unintentional errors or humorous anecdotes. Additionally, the vast amount of information on Wikipedia can lead to unexpected connections and comparisons that can be amusing.
Wikipedia's reliability as a source of information is not affected by the presence of humorous content. The website has strict guidelines for sourcing and fact-checking, and any humorous content is usually removed or labeled as such. It is always important to verify information from any source, including Wikipedia.
Wikipedia has a neutral point of view policy, so any content that is deemed inappropriate or offensive is removed. The website also has various measures in place to prevent vandalism and misinformation, including community moderators and bots that monitor changes to articles.
Yes, there are several articles on Wikipedia that are known for their humor, such as "List of animals with fraudulent diplomas" and "List of fictional ducks." These articles are often created as jokes or parodies, but they are still subject to Wikipedia's content guidelines and may be removed if deemed inappropriate.
Yes, it is possible to contribute humorous content to Wikipedia articles, as long as it is relevant and follows the website's guidelines. However, it is important to remember that Wikipedia is an encyclopedia and not a platform for personal expression, so any humor should be appropriate and not detract from the article's factual information.