Inclusionism

What is Inclusionism?

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Inclusionism (noun inclusionist) is a Wikipedian philosophy advocating for editing Wikipediaarticles, in addition to making there factual information valid. This is contrasted with Deletionism, which wants to delete multiple articles that are not famous or have invalid information (rather than edit to make valid).

Inclusionism is what makes Wikipedia every informative. Included multiple articles enables readers to attain an in-depth knowledge on a subject.

The Inclusionist Motto is "Wiki is not paper!"

See wikipedia, deletionism, exclusionism, knowledge
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