About Wikipedia

Wikipedia is a free encyclopedia written and maintained by its editors. This edition documents Moravska, the Balkan state that existed from 1944 to 1990, together with its language, geography, economy, institutions, culture and the events recorded in its archives.

The archive holds 90 entries, written in the form of an encyclopedia and supplemented by the magazine report on the 1976 doping case, an interview with its author, and the documentation of the archive itself.

Scope

The entries cover the state from its founding to its dissolution: the political system, the planned economy, the port cities and the interior, the school system, the church calendar, the coastal households and the border service. The central event of the record is the Zaligrad games of 1976 and the doping case around the rowing crew, told in the Zeitschrift report.

How the entries are kept

Every entry carries its source list, its revision history and, where the record has been disputed, a talk page. The archive signs its sources with collection and file numbers so that a statement can be followed back to the holdings it comes from. Where two documents disagree, the entry names both and the talk page records the disagreement rather than resolving it silently.

Corrections

Questions and corrections are raised on the talk page of the entry concerned. Signed-in editors can open the source of a page from its View source tab; the change then appears in the page history under the editor's name.

Form of the site

The archive borrows the layout of a wiki – headings, infoboxes, source lists, revision histories and talk pages – because a record has to show its apparatus. The same entries, images and tables are delivered to every device.