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Russia Clones Wikipedia, Censors It, Bans Original
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this post was submitted on 29 Apr 2024
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Huh? Wikipedia isn't banned in Russia yet. Though I do expect them to take steps towards it.
Yeah. Someone else corrected that part earlier. It's not a good headline, but I didn't want to change it.
It's not in the rules of the community but some places are not okay with changing headlines. So I left it how it was.
Not the person you replied to- you could consider adding a correction or [sic] or something while still including the original headline unedited
Hope you have a good day :)
You could also replace the text body of the post with an explanation. It currently just says "what the hell?" which isn't helpful
I ended up editing the title. Sorry, I'm not used to post, I messed up.
I ended up adding an edit to the title. It's probably too late now but I think it should at least help the people that find the post later. I didn't know we could edit post titles here. I thought it was like reddit.
IMO you should change it when its deceptive clickbait