Question 1

Is this Wikipedia monitor really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes — 2 free checks per day per visitor, no signup. It reads Wikipedia's public edit history and pageview stats, nothing more.

Question 2

Can I check any page?

Accepted Answer

Any public Wikipedia page — yours, your company's, a competitor's, a politician's. Paste the link or just type the page name as it appears on Wikipedia.

Question 3

How fresh is the data?

Accepted Answer

Edits are near-real-time from Wikipedia's public API; reader counts come from the official pageviews feed with roughly a day's lag. Repeat checks of the same page are cached for the day.

Question 4

What counts as a suspicious edit?

Accepted Answer

The red flags we surface: a large content removal (someone deleted a chunk — check what), a sudden burst of edits on a normally quiet page, or any edit by an anonymous IP with no summary. None of these prove vandalism — they're cues to look.

Who edited your Wikipedia page?

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