I live in İzmir, Turkey and I've been a Wikipedia user since 2006. I used to do some editing, but now I became mostly a reader. You may think reading Wikipedia requires no hard work, yet due to the block of Wikipedia in Turkey, you might want to reconsider that and be thankful for a second that you are able to access this world of information without jumping through hoops like us. And don't even get me started on editing, even doing a minor edit requires me to find an IP address from the VPN I'm using that hasn't been blocked by Wikipedia yet. Hopefully, one of these days I will be able to delete this rant using my own. #WeMissWikipedia
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