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Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)

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Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)

Summary

Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023) is an edit-a-thon[1].

Key Facts

  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023) is in the country of Poland[2].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s image is recorded as Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia, Warsaw 41.jpg[3].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s instance of is recorded as edit-a-thon[4].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s logo image is recorded as Baner wydarzenia Rekord Guinnessa- najdłuższy edyton 2023.png[5].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s location is recorded as Warsaw Public Library – Central Library of the Masovian Voivodeship[6].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s Commons category is recorded as Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)[7].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s start time is recorded as +2023-09-26T00:00:00Z[8].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s end time is recorded as +2023-09-30T00:00:00Z[9].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s point in time is recorded as +2023-09-00T00:00:00Z[10].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s organizer is recorded as Wikimedia Poland[11].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s organizer is recorded as Warsaw Public Library – Central Library of the Masovian Voivodeship[12].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s participant is recorded as Piotr Gackowski[13].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s participant is recorded as Tadeusz Rudzki[14].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s participant is recorded as Klara Sielicka-Baryłka[15].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s participant is recorded as Maria Drozdek[16].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s participant is recorded as Maria Weronika Kmoch[17].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s participant is recorded as Małgorzata Wilk[18].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s participant is recorded as Wojciech Tadeusz Mężyk[19].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s participant is recorded as Tomasz Wszeborowski[20].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s participant is recorded as Kacper Szymański[21].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s participant is recorded as Maciej Szostek[22].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s participant is recorded as Julia Maria Koszewska[23].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s participant is recorded as Q135659183[24].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s participant is recorded as Q54913751[25].
  • Guinness World Record for editing Wikipedia (Warsaw, 2023)'s participant is recorded as Agata Jabłońska[26].

References

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Direct Wikidata claims

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Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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