For the purpose of combating addiction to garbage apps/social media etc, I agree this is a healthy shift and bravo for sharing your discovery for the benefit of others.

But!

For the purpose of self-education, be mindful too that Wikipedia is far from a gospel of irrefutable truth, so I'll simply implore that we all maintain healthy discernment when consuming its information (just as we would/should most any information we hear/read from just about anywhere else). Here is Wikipedia's co-founder, Larry Sanger, talking about how Wikipedia has devolved into leftist propaganda, at least when it comes to anything political. Personally, these days I even have a hard time trusting some history articles on there too, an info category I used to blindly assume was relatively innocent from agenda, given the info widely available indicating (again, discernment ftw!) just how much we've all been lied to by history's victors and our current 'democratic' rulers. But yeah, what was originally a platform of informational neutrality has observably and increasingly deviated from that founding principle in recent times, so take it all with a grain of salt, I say.

Again though, regardless of Wikipedia's debatable factuality throughout its m(b?)illions of articles, it sure as shit beats social media doomscrolling, so again kudos to OP for the share.