Are there ways of assessing the quality of some part of Wikipedia article?
Of course. For example, one of the important elements of the article is the so-called “
infobox”. This is a separate frame (table), which is often located at the top right of the article and shows the most important facts about the subject. So, there is no need to look for this information in the text – you can just look at this table. Evaluation of the quality of these infoboxes is devoted to individual studies.
[1][2] There are also projects, such as
Infoboxes.net, which allow you to automatically compare the infoboxes in different language versions.
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