Open editing

Open editing refers to a collaborative approach where multiple contributors can view, modify, and improve content freely. It is often used on platforms like Wikipedia, allowing anyone with internet access to edit articles, add information, or correct mistakes. This process relies on community oversight to ensure accuracy and quality over time. Open editing encourages diverse input and rapid updates, but it also requires robust moderation to prevent misinformation. Overall, it fosters shared ownership of information, making knowledge more accessible and continually refined through collective effort.