Wikistílusú

Wikistílusú is a Hungarian adjective describing content or writing produced in the “wiki style”—the conventions typical of wiki-based projects such as Wikipedia. The term emphasizes collaborative authorship, openness to revision, and alignment with common wiki norms rather than traditional journalistic or literary styles.

Its core features include a neutral point of view, verifiability, concise and factual language, and an emphasis on accessibility. Statements are preferably supported by reliable sources, and the text often employs hyperlinks to related articles. Formatting and markup may follow the conventions of the relevant wiki platform, including citations, sections, and navigation aids.

Contexts and usage: In Hungarian discourse, wikistílusú is used to classify text that mimics or adheres to wiki conventions, especially in online encyclopedias, knowledge bases, and collaborative projects. It is not a formal standard; different wikis may apply varying markup rules, but the underlying principles—neutrality, verifiability, and collaborative editing—are widely recognized.

Limitations and considerations: The wiki style can constrain narrative flow or original analysis. Writers may need to balance brevity, completeness, and accessibility, and to ensure coherence across multiple contributors.

See also: Wikipedia, neutral point of view, verifiability, wiki markup, collaborative editing.