#10. What would make writing on Wikipedia easier for me?


It's been 10 weeks since I first met Wikipedia. When I first encountered Wikipedia, I felt a lot less of a sense of desensiveness. I want to share my own tips on editing Wikipedia.

The first difficulty I felt was that it was difficult to find a document to edit. There were times when I really felt vague about which documents to edit. But this difficulty was easily solved when I started searching Wikipedia for many of the things I encountered in everyday life. I started searching Wikipedia for news, street-viewing, conversation topics with friends, and so on, and it was easy to find things that needed to be edited or what I wanted to add.

The second difficulty was that it was difficult to find a reference. I wanted to add more information that I knew, but it was difficult to find a suitable reference. First of all, I searched articles about Google. When editing English Wikipedia, it is easy to find more accurate references by changing the Google language settings to English. Second, I used my thesis search on the website of Hanyang University's online library(https://information.hanyang.ac.kr/#/).

I try not to refer to the thesis of a college student or graduate student for accuracy. I wonder what you think of this point.


- Jina Park / 박진아 -



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