Online Map Tracks Edits to Wikipedia in Real-Time

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  • 9 years ago
Two programmers created a website to display recent changes to Wikipedia pages in real time. The changes are arranged by location via a user’s IP address, so when someone in Lebanon thinks they know how “Gravity” works, you’ll see it here.

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