via What can SFF fandom do about the inherent bias of Wikipedia? – Juliet E. McKenna
I found this excellent and slightly alarming post through those wonderful podcasters at Breaking the Glass Slipper.
If you particularly love an author from a marginalised background, please, please do consider helping out their Wiki page (if they have one – or setting one up, even!) by doing a little research and identifying online resources that match Wikipedia’s citation guidelines.
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