WikiLeaks

"WikiLeaks is developing an  for untraceable mass document  and analysis.  Our primary interest is in exposing oppressive regimes in , the former Soviet bloc, Sub-Saharan  and the , but we also expect to be of assistance to  of all regions who wish to reveal  behaviour in their  and ."

WikiLeaks contains articles written in languages. Unlike say Wikipedia, all language versions are merely sub-pages, rather than sub-domains, eg:
 * http://www.wikileaks.org/wiki/Wikileaks/it

For a short period after it launched, WikiLeaks allowed submissions and actual editing from users but it quickly changed to being read-only for non-members and closed registration to invite-only. Although it runs MediaWiki and includes "wiki" in the name, it is no longer a wiki community.

Due to massive amounts of traffic and likely cyber-espionage, WikiLeaks is frequently down and several mirrors exist across the Web, in addition to actively seeded torrents of its content.

(As of: 26 November 2012)


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 * WikiLeaks.org – homepage portal
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