Who Checks for Quality & Accuracy on Wikipedia?

One of the key policies is that all information in Wikipedia articles should be verifiable, which means that it should be based on reliable sources. Editors are expected to cite these sources in their contributions and to use a neutral point of view when writing. In addition, Wikipedia has a community of volunteer editors who review new and existing content to ensure that it meets the site's standards. These Wikipedia Editing Services may make changes, request additional sources, or flag content that appears to be inaccurate or biased. Finally, Wikipedia encourages users to report any errors or concerns they have about an article through its "Talk" pages or other feedback mechanisms.