r/wikipedia

122K archived posts · Jan 2008 – Sep 2026

Wikipedia

r/wikipedia

A place to share interesting Wikipedia articles, and talk about Wikipedia and its sister projects

Created Jan 25, 2008

597KMembers (last snapshot)

122KArchived posts

The Most Interesting Pages on Wikipedia

Welcome!

r/wikipedia exists for the sharing and discussion of knowledge and interesting Wikipedia articles, as well as for discussion about the Wikimedia platform. Read the rules below and feel free to message the moderators by clicking here. If you love Wikipedia as much as we do, please consider donating to Wikimedia here!

Got questions about Wikipedia? Check out the latest Q&A thread.

Join other Wikipedia readers on our Discord server.

Rules:

1: Wikipedia content only: Submissions must either be from Wikipedia or another Wikimedia site (such as the Wikimedia Commons), or from another source discussing Wikipedia or issues relevant to it. Overly partisan sources and links to articles on alternative wikis will be removed.

2: Submission etiquette: Please refrain from editorializing submission titles; any overly-editorialized submissions may be removed. No TIL format posts, and please try to avoid mobile links.

3: Be respectful: Absolutely no personal attacks or hate speech will be tolerated in the comments. Obvious trolls, political brigaders, and assholes not welcome here. Discussion is encouraged, but keep it civil.

4: No vandalism: Posts advocating, bragging about, or otherwise encouraging Wikipedia vandalism or political brigading are not allowed.

5: Not your personal army: Submissions relating to personal editing conflicts on Wikipedia are not allowed. Meta discussion of large-scale or noteworthy editing conflicts is allowed. If you have questions about a particular situation, consider using our weekly Q&A thread.

6: No screenshots, memes or images: Screenshots of Wikipedia articles are not allowed. Link directly to the article or media when possible. Image posts and memes are not allowed. If you feel something is otherwise unconveyable, make a self post about it.

To link to a specific version of a Wikipedia article:

On the page you want, click the "View History" tab at the top right.
Find the version you'd like to link to, and click the timestamp.
Copy the URL of that page, and voila, you can link to that exact version.

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