W14 After reading / Sangmin Choe

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Did You Know (DYK) is a section of the main page. DYK shows new articles through some process. Wikipedia's goal is to create an encyclopedia in all areas of human knowledge. Of the hundreds of articles written, users can access the new article through DYK. DYK has the following objectives. It shows new and improved content. It shows a variety of information covered by Wikipedia. Communicate facts on a variety of topics. Encourage the editor to continue editing. Gather new editors. 

DYK does not require the best quality. It is also not a quiz and is not used as a commercial political tool. There are four criteria to be selected as the DKU. The article should be a new one. The article should be long enough. The source must be reliable and have a source. We must abide by Wikipedia's core policies. 

Hooks should be concise. It should also be neutral. The first hook must have an image associated with it.


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I have also read DYK articles. It is interesting that this encourages editors. Exposure to the main page will increase the number of page views, which can encourage editors to edit. It's a sort of appeal. Wikipedia seems to bring editors together in a variety of ways. And encourage them in a variety of ways. This is because Wikipedia's quality will improve only when there are more editors. Also, it seems to be a good function for exposing articles that can be buried and not noticed.


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What DKY are you attracted to? Including images? Giving a number?

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