209:" in English? Google Books search results and the Google Books Ngram Viewer reveal that this moniker appears to have been non-existent until a user added this literal translation of the Japanese name to the Knowledge article in 2006 (and another user moved the article itself to that title in 2016). Since then, the usage of this phrase has skyrocketed and when it was suggested in 2020 that the article should be moved because this "literal translation" is actually incorrectâa better translation of the original Japanese would have been "the emperor's voice broadcast"âit was voted down based on it appearing in plenty of recent reliable sources.
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294:. When Ben Koo first investigated the case, he was puzzled by how many retrospective press and web sources mentioned Streater's involvement in the scandal, even though Streater took part in only 11 games in the 1977â78 season, and after that never played for the team again. Koo finally realised that the only reason that Streater was mentioned in Knowledge and in every other article he had read was because it was in Knowledge.
1118:". Although the edit was done as a private joke, the false information lasted for six years and was propagated by hundreds of websites, several newspapers, and even books by a few university presses. The spread was such that the joke indeed became a common name for the animal and was cited in several sources. After the initial removal, the name was reinserted multiple times by users who believed it had become legitimate.
221:: When Maurice Jarre died in 2009, a student inserted fake quotes in his Knowledge biography that multiple obituary writers in the mainstream press picked up. The student "said his purpose was to show that journalists use Knowledge as a primary source and to demonstrate the power the internet has over newspaper reporting." The fakes only came to light when the student emailed the publishers, causing widespread coverage.
811:. In 2021, a reference to a 2012 newspaper article was added to support this claim. In fact, Meighen never attended law school, as several biographies (including a meticulously detailed three-volume work by Roger Graham) make clear. The author of the newspaper article seems to have found the inaccurate information on Knowledge.
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article claimed that Hugh Hefner "has stated that the idea for the
Playboy bunny was inspired by Bunny's Tavern in Urbana, Illinois. Hefner formally acknowledged the origin of the Playboy Bunny in a letter to Bunny's Tavern, which is now framed and on public display in the bar". No sources have been
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Knowledge article was edited to falsely claim the character was based on a maid in
Cameroon. This claim had subsequently been repeated among different sources, including the current author of the books, Herman Parish. In July 2014, the claim was removed from Knowledge after the original author of the
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in a portion of the text where the word would have had its modern meaning of "wasteful". (The word actually does appear at two completely different points in the text, with different meanings, and the word used in the passage in question is actually a different word.) Later (around
October 2015),
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stated that "QALY was designed by two experts in the area of health economics in 1956: Christopher
Cundell and Carlos McCartney". These individualsâalong with a third inventor, "Toni Morgan" (an anagram of 'Giant Moron')âwere listed on Knowledge long before the publication of the journal article
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to be nicknamed "The
Scuttler". . Cycling statistician and journalist acknowledged in 2024 that this name was invented as an act of wikivandalism by he and his cousin, and that it was picked up from Knowledge by the author of that book Kelly stated that he had re-added it to the article duly
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introduced a passage that said Karl-Marx-Allee (a major boulevard lined with tiled buildings) was known as "Stalin's bathroom". The nickname was repeated in several publications, and later, when the anonymous editor that added it as a joke tried to retract it, other editors restored it due to
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meaning "martial artist") and does not appear to have carried the meaning "female samurai" before the creation of this
Knowledge article. The article was translated into several foreign-language editions of Knowledgeâthough not Japanese Knowledgeâand eventually the term started to appear in
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215:: A student added 'The College of the Venerable Bede' to the early life of Roger Moore, repeatedly editing the page to cause citogenesis. This has been ongoing since April 2007 and was so widely believed that reporters kept asking him about it in interviews.
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that used both the terms "Dunning-Kruger effect" and "Dunning-Kruger syndrome". Neither of these terms appeared at that time in scientific literature; the everything2 post and the initial
Knowledge entry summarized the findings of one 1999 paper by
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the
Knowledge article for his band Vulfpeck in 2013 under the username Jbass3586; the article claimed that "the members met in a 19th-century German literature class at the University of Michigan" to add to the mythology of the band.
956:: in 2007 an anonymous editor added a story about the jester slapping the king's buttocks to the article without citation. The story got later picked up in several articles, two of which were later added as citations to the article.
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is nicknamed Xanadu 2.0 and many online articles have repeated the claim, some of which are now cited by
Knowledge. No articles quote Gates or another authoritative source, but the moniker was used as the title of a 1997
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player, the "Millville Meteor"; media began using it, providing the article with real citations to replace the first fake ones. Although Trout was surprised, he did not dislike the nickname, signing autographs with the
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to
English Knowledge with the claim that it was a term referring to "a female samurai". The term does not exist in Japanese (it occasionally appears in works of fiction, referring to "female martial artists",
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to a compromise title, using a Japanese term that is used to refer to women warriors in pre-modern Japan, but seems to have been rarely used in English prior to 2020; within a few months, this term had
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for eagle eyed fans what they ended up doing was taking a lie from the internet and made it into a truth by using that name as an alias for the Riddler so I have retroactively been made correct.
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661:". While the latter two remarks were innocently corrected within 3 days, the 34-digit figure stayed in place for 10 months before it was manually reverted, enough time to make it into at least
628:, a place in Iran: that 600 Assyrians used to populate the village, that the language spoken was Modern Assyrian and that the local church is called "Saint Merry". In a 2020 article from the
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digital watch was long listed as having been introduced in 1991, whereas the correct date was June 1989. The error was introduced in March 2009 and repeated in sources such as the BBC,
571:, chosen by then President-elect Joe Biden for the position of Secretary of State. The quote, calling Vladimir Putin an "international criminal", was repeated in Russian media like
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posted a tweet in 2020 that showed only ring, party and bride emojis. Someone later edited her article by suffixing the last name of her at-the-time boyfriend,
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The Dutch proverb "de hond de jas voorhouden" ("hold the coat up to the dog") did not exist before January 2007 as the author confessed on national television.
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as an alternative name as a joke. It began to appear across the internet, which was eventually used as justification for keeping it as an alternative name.
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to the article in 2015 with a source dated 2011. The expression "a fluffle of rabbits/bunnies" can be found in books published since the 2010s. Linguist
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because of a concern that "syndrome" would falsely imply a medical condition. By the time the article name was criticised as original research in 2008,
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to include an unreferenced statement "Goumi is among the "nutraceutical" plants that Chinese use both for food and medicine." An immediate subsequent
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resulting in deletion on July 22, 2022). This was a complete fabrication, which entered over a dozen books and numerous online sources, among them a
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propagated to at least two books by 2009, and appears on hundreds of web pages. A one-edit editor cited one of the books in the article in 2016.
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made in the lead up of the film; media reporting on the film then began using the surname, in spite of the character being kept mononymous by
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Oh yeah, that was never in the comics, shows, movies, games or anything. added that name, technically my name, to the wiki page for
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describing the DunningâKruger effect using explanations similar to the Knowledge article. The article is usually in the top twenty
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in April 2022 uncovering the act of citogenesis. The name would see further use in the prequel comic book miniseries
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supervillain the Riddler, the claim going unnoticed on the page for nine years. In the 2022 film
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in 2015, along with reporting the country's unemployment rate to be
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that 50% of aspiring record holders died trying. In 2008, this was
2496:"Is Knowledge Really To Blame For Video Game Console Generations?"
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He once hitchhiked around the Pacific Rim countries
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2523:"The Pringle Man's Name Is an Epic Knowledge Hoax"
1804:"The 10 Best Articles Knowledge Deleted This Week"
1354:"Knowledge hoaxes: From Breakdancing to Bilcholim"
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1598:"How much should we trust Knowledge?"
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2423:Cantona: The Rebel Who Would Be King
2420:Auclair, Phillipe (21 August 2009).
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1802:Feiburg, Ashley (23 December 2015).
1583:The Academic Health Economists' Blog
1539:Butterworth, Siobhain (3 May 2009).
1511:Whetstone, David (8 November 2016).
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2521:Heinzman, Andrew (25 March 2022).
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1823:Hardwick, Viv (9 September 2014).
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