Observed arrival · 2026-09-12
Rawpedia: The Encyclopedia That Shows Its Working
An open encyclopedia that keeps revisions, citations, unresolved disputes, and contributor reasoning visible alongside its articles.
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Rawpedia structures reference articles around provenance: citation markers expose the source page, edition, and retrieval date, while public diffs record who changed a claim and why. The homepage describes a three-stage process in which drafts are public from the first keystroke, citations are checked against original sources, and unresolved claims can be struck rather than softened. It also reports 61 live languages, 41,900 waiting stubs, and export formats including wikitext, JSON-LD, and BibTeX.
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