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HeadquartersMiami,Florida
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TheYiddish Wikipedia (Yiddish:יידיש-וויקיפעדיע) is theYiddish-language version ofWikipedia.[1] It was founded on 3 March 2004,[2] and the first article was written on 28 November of that year.

Current status

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The Yiddish Wikipedia has 15,646articles as of February 2026. There are 59,550 registered users (includingbots); 71 are active, including 3administrators.

In accordance with the norms for the Yiddish language, it is written exclusively inHebrew script with differentYiddish orthography includingYIVO,Hasidic Yiddish andDaytshmerish.[3]

In 2007, conflict among editors on the site, especially between editors who were mostly active on theHebrew Wikipedia site, led to the proposed closure of the Yiddish Wikipedia. While the closure did not take place, continuing conflict between editors continue due to opposing interests of group members regarding shared and interrelated doctrines about Jewishness.[1]

Milestones

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The Yiddish Wikipedia reached 6,000 articles on 8 March 2009. The 6,000th article isיהושע העשיל תאומים-פרענקל, a rabbi. The 7,000th article isחנינא סגן הכהנים, an article about theHanina Segan ha-Kohanim created on 24 December 2009.

Point of view

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Combined, the differentHasidic groups form the largest Yiddish-speaking community in the world today. Therefore, many new articles are about Hasidic rabbis.[4]

Other examples of the Yiddish Wikipedia's extensive coverage onOrthodox Judaism in general, and Hasidic Judaism in particular, are:

  • the Yiddish Wikipedia's Main Page's covers Jewish topics extensively. Generally, at the top of theMain Page of any language Wikipedia is a list of links to portals or categories of general topics, for examples the arts, history, mathematics, and science. However, on the Yiddish Wikipedia Main Page, in addition to the usual links, there are links to the all-Jewish categories of Judaism,Hasidism,Sifrei Kodesh (sacred books of Jewish religious literature),the Holocaust, and rabbis.[5]
  • the Yiddish Wikipedia's page aboutuser pages lists the rules a user must follow when making his user page. As a suggestion, the article says a user should not write untrue things about themselves on their user page, for example "if you live inWilliamsburg, it's not proper to write that you live inLakewood."[6] The two places mentioned in the example, Williamsburg and Lakewood, are home to very large and influential Orthodox Jewish communities.[7]
  • on the Yiddish page forWhat Wikipedia is not, one of the sections is named "Wikipedia is not amikveh". The name is based on the idea that Jews who find themselves together in themikveh (Jewish ritual bath) share with each other the latest news and rumors. This section tries to convey that short news tidbits and rumors should not be written on Wikipedia, especially when unsourced.[8]
  • on the Yiddish language Wikipedia article about the Yiddish Wikipedia, five reasons are listed as to the purpose of the Yiddish Wikipedia in addition to simply being a free encyclopedia, with four of them being Judaism-related, and more specifically, related to theHaredi Jewish community (a subgroup of Orthodox Judaism which includesHasidic Judaism). For example, about one of the reasons − to createTorah study, the following is written: "One [user] writes asevara (Torah thought), reason,law,custom, or understanding [of the Torah], another [user] jumps up and questions it on thetalk page, and changes it according to his conclusion, and the third makes a compromise. And so on until...a complete [discussion of] Torah is learned up."

Additional Judaism-related goals of the Yiddish Wikipedia are to spread Judaism and to create avirtual Jewish community online.[9]

Statistics

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Yiddish Wikipedia statistics
Number of user accountsNumber of articlesNumber of filesNumber of active usersNumber of administrators
5955015646985713

References

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  1. ^abSoldat-Jaffe, Tatjana (16 November 2017)."6. Yiddish Wikipedia: History Revisited". In Rosowsky, Andrey (ed.).Faith and Language Practices in Digital Spaces.Multilingual Matters. pp. 113–132.doi:10.21832/9781783099283-010.ISBN 978-1-78309-928-3. Retrieved8 August 2024.
  2. ^"Yiddish Wikipedia now active". wikipedia.international mailinglist. 16 March 2004. Archived fromthe original on 3 September 2014. Retrieved1 September 2014.
  3. ^yi:װיקיפּעדיע:יידיש, יודיש, אדער אידיש
  4. ^yi:באַזונדער:נייע בלעטער
  5. ^yi:הויפט זייט
  6. ^yi:װיקיפּעדיע:באניצער בלאט
  7. ^Yang, Stephen (7 September 2019)."Orthodox Jews 'photographed like animals' by tour groups".Crowds of tourists flock to Orthodox Jewish areas of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, to take photos of locals.New York Post. Retrieved1 July 2021.
  8. ^yi:װיקיפּעדיע:וואס וויקיפעדיע איז נישט
  9. ^yi:יידיש-וויקיפעדיע

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