Wikipediaحساب تایید شده

Congratulations to @wikidata for over 1 BILLION edits since 2012! https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:Statistics …pic.twitter.com/DBnfMscXsV

In Sweden in the early 20th century, few had a solid understanding of sexuality. Elise Ottosen-Jensen sought to change this by founding the Swedish Association for Sexuality Education (RFSU) in 1933. She was a pioneer for women's and LGBT rights. #theequaledit #wikimania19pic.twitter.com/iP34U3xYdL

This is Eva Ekeblad, one of Swedish history's most prominent scientists. Ekeblad was also an inventor and the first woman elected to the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, the same academy that awards the Nobel Prize in chemistry, physics and economics. #theequaledit #wikimania19pic.twitter.com/AfZRG3lImE

Queen Margaret I, Queen of Denmark, Norway and Sweden from 1389-1412, was the political force that founded the Kalmar Union and is regarded by historians as the first great ruling queen in European history. #theequaledit #wikimania19pic.twitter.com/eJh7znXhG6

Edith Södergran, one of Sweden's most influential poets, is widely considered a trailblazer in modern poetry. She helped shape Swedish modern poetry to what it is today. #theequaledit #wikimania19 https://twitter.com/Wikipedia/status/1161329327956324352 …pic.twitter.com/kFwBTx7Pmw

Fredrika Bremer is among Sweden’s first feminist writers and author of the novel Hertha. This novel helped spark a social movement granting Swedish women legal majority at the age of 25. To learn more: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/The_Equal_Edit … #wikimania19 #theequaledit https://twitter.com/Wikipedia/status/1161329327956324352 …pic.twitter.com/WoDzugR24b

This is the Equal Edit - a project to make Swedish history more gender equal on Wikipedia.pic.twitter.com/0uMPNz9SGj

This is the Equal Edit - our project to make Swedish history more gender equal on Wikipedia. This week, we will be highlighting remarkable, but often forgotten women throughout Swedish history. #wikimania19 #theequaleditpic.twitter.com/HgrIhZI65u

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Psst...hey. It's #InternationalCatDay! Send me a pic of your cat and I'll share a fact about them*pic.twitter.com/MnE90LZI6h

Wikimedians are editing the article for writer Toni Morrison, who recently passed away at 88 years old. Her award-winning novels and essays shed light on African American life and history. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toni_Morrison …pic.twitter.com/quDp88ElEp

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September 20, 2019. https://w.wiki/6bh pic.twitter.com/949bXsZLJV

This little ship has been beached and abandoned in Ushuaia, Argentina, for over fifty years. https://w.wiki/6WR pic.twitter.com/XxlcD7XXZI

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What is your favorite vicious predator of the animal kingdom, and why is it the wolverine? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolverine pic.twitter.com/hDPsvz9Ea3

Amidst the many animals of Australia that would be all too happy to kill you, may we present ... the wallaby. http://w.wiki/5ZQ pic.twitter.com/NyF1HIMKIp

Y'all, this is a triple-barreled Soviet pistol designed to stop bears in their tracks. https://w.wiki/5TM pic.twitter.com/CmHs9ODF9Q

The Maine Coon is a large and sociable cat, hence its nickname, "the gentle giant." https://w.wiki/5TP pic.twitter.com/a4gtFyzAlB

Pour out some maple syrup for Canada Day. https://w.wiki/5VN pic.twitter.com/A1W5pQqrpl