Alternatives

Products that do what Blanking all Wikipedia as SOPA Protest Live Stats does

1FT
Filter the web by Hacker News▲146
2016 · hackernewsfilter.com
2CC
Collapse Comments on Hacker News▲93
2016 · chrome.google.com
3HN
Hacker News Comments▲189
2012 · hncomments.nathancahill.com
4AA
An ad-free news website with crowdsourced summaries▲154
2019 · news.hoxly.com
5AS
A site to send to people who whine about how unreliable Wikipedia is▲5
2022 · readthecitations.com
6RT
Real-time Wiki▲76
2013 · document.ly
7
Securing Democracy▲79
A "disinformation dashboard" tracking Russian propaganda
2017
8FT
Fake type stuff from Wikipedia and any URL▲5
2018 · spoofr.xyz
9
Everipedia▲91
Reddit and Wikipedia had a baby.
2015
10HT
How to protest big social networks▲8
2018 · pledgetoprotest.com
11RA
RTFA, a Chrome extension to hide HN comments until you read the article▲44
2014 · chrome.google.com
12WR
Wikipedia.rehash – A minimal rehash of Wikipedia design▲5
2019 · github.com
13AS
A searchable archive of Wikipedia's “Current Events” portal▲9
2022 · pastevents.org
14PM
Patroltool – Monitor Wikipedia's latest edits▲6
2021 · altilunium.github.io
15WC
Wiki – Command-line tool to fetch summaries from Wikipedia▲35
2015 · github.com
16AB
A Billboard-like chart for Wikipedia articles▲28
2015 · top.hatnote.com
17D
Discopedia▲17
2017 · discopedia.com
18TR
The Reader View of Wikipedia▲50
2018 · thereaderwiki.com
19NS
News site solely based on what people share▲39
2014 · newsscale.com
20AS
A site that spots bullshit▲9
2017 · nochio.com
21TF
Twitter for Debates▲18
2011 · barkles.com
22AC
A Chrome extension to block users on Hacker News▲37
2015 · github.com
23SH
Show Hacker News Weekly▲38
2014 · daemonology.net
24AP
A political news aggregator you can comment on▲41
2020 · newscomment.us

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