Wikipedia, the Internet’s crowdsourced encyclopedia, celebrates its 15th birthday Friday. To mark the occasion, the site has published a list of the 15 most heavily edited English-language articles.
From President George W. Bush to the Catholic Church, these are some of the most contentious pages on the site:
- George W. Bush (45,862)
- List of WWE personnel (42,863)
- United States (35,742)
- Wikipedia (33,958)
- Michael Jackson (28,152)
- Jesus (28,084)
- Catholic Church (26,421)
- List of programs broadcast by ABS-CBN (25,188)
- Barack Obama (24,708)
- Adolf Hitler (24,612)
- Britney Spears (23,802)
- World War II (23,739)
- Deaths in 2013 (22,529)
- The Beatles (22,399)
- India (22,271)
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