#2 My first Wikipedia Edits


written by Chominkook

I edited Wikipedia for DGB Daegu Bank Park, the new home ground of Daegu FC in the K-League. As DGB Daegu Bank Park opened in February of this year, it had a variety of information to enter into Wikipedia. Currently, Wikipedia information on DGB Daegu Bank Park has only explained the location of the stadium or a brief reason for the opening. So I entered information about the game at DGB Daegu Bank Park. For example, I entered information about the first game since the opening of DGB Daegu Bank Park. The information is about who scored the goal and what happened to the outcome of the game. My Wikipedia editorial address is as follows.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DGB_Daegu_Bank_Park


I found something surprising after I edited Wikipedia. The Wikipedia information I edited was deleted by someone. I definitely thought that information about the game was important, so I put it on Wikipedia, and someone seemed to have a negative opinion about it. Wikipedia has the advantage of being able to edit, but it also has the disadvantage that someone can delete my information.
 
I found some pretty difficult points while editing Wikipedia. It is a quotation and a photographic input. We can't enter any information because Wikipedia is sensitive to copyright.

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