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Latest revision as of 09:44, 20 January 2020
Thank you for being with us in 2019
2019 flew by so fast. New elections. Natural catastrophes. The Women's World Cup. It was a year that didn’t stop giving us something new to wake up to and learn about.
We made a video highlighting some of the events that became part of Wikipedia this year as small thank you to readers, editors, and donors. You’ve helped to propel us into the future and given knowledge a home on the internet: Wikipedia.
What did we read in 2019?
Amid a flood of superheroes, Billie Eilish stands apart: Wikipedia’s most popular articles of 2019
Get instant access to knowledge
Get the Wikipedia app today for the quickest way to check a fact and get answers to your questions. It’s free and ad-free.
See how imagination becomes reality
Check out the imagination-fueling winners from the international Wiki Loves Earth photography competition