A forensic analysis found that more than 80% of the Hindu American Foundation’s Wikipedia page was written by just four editors.
Those same accounts also edit related pages, including critics, advocacy groups, and key sources.
In this video, we walk through some of the evidence—showing how overlapping editors, sourcing patterns, and repeated edits shape how the organisation is presented to readers.
Full article out soon.
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