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How is it possible that convicted murderer Rebecca Grossman does not have a WIKIPEDIA page, man (lacounty.gov)

submitted 1 day ago by wowwoweowza@lemmy.world to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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I’m being serious — this is a really big case. Privileged murderer has somehow managed to skirt being identified for what she is? You’ll forgive me but I find this outrageous. Please help me find a link to an article explaining this or I’m going to lose respect for Wikipedia.

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[–] Reyali@lemmy.world 10 points 1 day ago

So make one? That’s the benefit of Wikipedia.

FWIW, I’ve never heard of it or her. Is she famous or influential for something other than this case? Which I don’t say to minimize the deaths she caused, but because not every news article/criminal case/lawsuit/whatever rises to the level of interest to justify a Wikipedia page.

But seriously, Wikipedia is a community-driven network. “Losing respect for Wikipedia” would be like losing respect for Lemmy because other people weren’t writing posts you wanted to see.