The maps show that Wikipedia, in any of its languages, is inherently biased and skewed to various interests of manic editors. Note how the English Wikipedia more thoroughly covers the nation of Poland than even long-time ally France's Wikipedia covers Poland. Why is this? It's largely because there is a small sect of Polish Wikipedians who first saw the need to infiltrate the English Wikipedia (because it was the first and largest) with countless inane articles about the smallest villages and railroad stops and lakes that can be found in Poland. It was also skewed by the fact that Jimmy Wales set up a hub for his for-profit spin-off, Wikia, Inc., in the country to Poland, to take advantage of low-paid software programmers found there.

Note that my comments are "premoderated" on Guardian, because in the past I have tried to share these truths about Wikipedia with other Guardian readers, but because the Guardian is sometimes afraid of these truths, they saw the need to "moderate" what I am allowed to tell you and what they would prefer that you not learn, as readers. A similar censorship is in effect on Wikipedia.