In this discussion, Stephen Harrison, a seasoned freelance journalist and tech lawyer, teams up with Molly White, a veteran Wikipedia editor with nearly two decades of experience. They dive into the Heritage Foundation's alarming plan to target Wikipedia editors over alleged bias. The conversation covers contested editing practices, the complexities of governance on Wikipedia, and the chilling effect of political scrutiny on content contributors. They also explore how these tactics echo authoritarian approaches to information control, raising concerns about Wikipedia's future.
