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  2. Hoax - Wikipedia

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    The Dreadnought hoaxers in Abyssinian regalia; the bearded figure on the far left is the writer Virginia Woolf.. A hoax (plural: hoaxes) is a widely publicised falsehood created to deceive its audience with false and often astonishing information, with the either malicious or humorous intent of causing shock and interest in as many people as possible.

  3. Fake news website - Wikipedia

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    The influence became so heavy that a senior adviser to Renzi began a defamation complaint on an anonymous Twitter user who had used the screenname "Beatrice di Maio". [ 123 ] The Five Star Movement (M5S), an Italian political party founded by Beppe Grillo , managed fake news sites amplifying support for Russian news, propaganda, and inflamed ...

  4. Wikipedia : List of hoaxes on Wikipedia/Less than one year

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    Edward Owens (hoax) A hoax article written by university students as a class project, revealed as a hoax a month later and retained on Wikipedia after two deletion debates with no consensus at to whether is was a notable hoax. A third originally resulted in deletion before being overturned: 1 month

  5. Wikipedia:Do not create hoaxes - Wikipedia

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    Wikipedia requires material to be verifiable to a reliable published source. If challenged, the burden is on the original author to prove the claims in the article. Thus, it is futile to try to continue a hoax once it is under scrutiny of Wikipedia editors if the general population does not already believe it external to Wikipedia.

  6. Wikipedia:Deny recognition - Wikipedia

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    They seek recognition and infamy by interrupting and frustrating the Wikipedia project and community. Such users experience exceptional attention as empowerment, reward, and encouragement. This is particularly true for those prolific vandals who have been immortalised on Wikipedia pages, meticulously catalogued by category pages, targeted by ...

  7. Fact-checkers vs. hoax peddlers: a fake news battle ahead of ...

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    The Cekfakta ("checkfacts" in Indonesian) initiative brings together the non-profit fact-checking organisation Mafindo and 24 news organisations that normally compete fiercely with each other ...

  8. CNBC Indonesia - Wikipedia

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    CNBC Indonesia was soft-launched as an online business news portal in the Indonesian language on 8 February 2018 [3] and was officially launched as a business news channel on 10 October 2018. In early February 2020, the channel launched its own HD feed on the Telkom 4 Merah Putih satellite.

  9. Water-fuelled car - Wikipedia

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    Related to the water-fuelled car hoax are claims that additives, often a pill, can convert the water into usable fuel, similar to a carbide lamp, in which a high-energy additive produces the combustible fuel. These claims are all false, and often with fraudulent intent, as water itself cannot contribute any energy to the process.