For centuries, countless individuals have wandered the ends of the earth in search to quench their thirst for knowledge. Back then, knowledge was a privilege and wasn’t easily accessible. Lucky for us, things have changed drastically.

Gone are the days when we’d spend days cramped up in libraries, burying our noses in books, learning more about every subject we could think of. In today’s digital era, information can be accessed with just one touch, thanks to the internet.

Although there are several encyclopedias in the digital world, one has become the most popular one. We are talking about none other than one of the most visited websites on the internet—Wikipedia. Brought to existence by The Wikimedia Foundation, Wikipedia is a collaborative open-source platform that possesses pages and articles on an array of diverse topics.

While this platform is known and used by billions, individuals still have some ambiguities about how Wikipedia continues to maintain its integrity and relevancy. In fact, some of the most common queries people have is if Wikipedia allows individuals to edit their pages.

If you have the same concern, you are in the right place. In this blog, we will dive into all these details and so much more.