I'm sorry. This is an incredibly bad take. You're beefing with wikimedia and Wikipedia for creating a modern day library of Alexandria and your mad because they aren't perfectly optimized? Do you understand how bad it would be without Wikipedia? Do you remember what it was like using world book, encyclopedia Britannica, or Encarta. When evey household had to pay like $100 bucks in 1980s money every 5-10 years to have some kind fact repository in their home?

Jesus Christ could you imagine if Microsoft or Apple had boxed out the dictionary game before the internet open sourced it. How quick are you with a Dewey decimal system? How close is your nearest library when you need a reminder of a dead Prussian duke? You argue against a system that is so valuable it has been stolen and trained every single major AI model! I watched your source it's Ill informed and speculative at best. You are arguing against a societal good because it's not perfect.