Will Wikipedia's 'Current events' include the COVID-19 pandemic as an ongoing event on 2023-01-01?
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I'll look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events at some point on that day and resolve as I see it.
I'm using this as a proxy for when the pandemic will be commonly considered to be over.
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@egroj It's not in the short list in the current events box, but it does show up in several places on the page linked in the OP.
@egroj I just saw that the mobile and desktop versions are different. In mobile it doesn't have the side bar
I've realised that there's some ambiguity here regarding what I meant - it's been removed from the main topics but it's still counted in the sidebar. Clearly it's not considered as much of a 'thing' even if it's not over yet.
Unless someone convinces me otherwise, I'll count its presence in the sidebar as resolving YES.
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