perusasiaan

Perusasiaan is a term used to describe the remodeling or refashioning of pre-existing articles, particularly in written content such as Wikipedia. In the context of Wikipedia, perusasiaan refers to the practice of rewriting an existing article on a topic, often by incorporating new information or perspectives, while presenting the rewritten article as a new source.

This practice is often done by individuals who aim to promote their own views or information on a particular subject. Perusasiaan can be seen as a form of stealth editing, where an individual changes the content of an article without being transparent about their involvement.

The term perusasiaan is derived from the Indonesian language, where "perusa" means "article" or "document", and "iasi" means " Widening". This term is sometimes used to emphasize the extent to which an article has been rewritten or modified.

In the realm of online content, perusasiaan raises questions about the editorial integrity and verifiability of information. It can create confusion for readers who may rely on Wikipedia and other online sources as authoritative references.

Regulatory bodies and content moderators are actively working to prevent and mitigate the effects of perusasiaan, including stricter guidelines on verifying sources and adopting more transparent editing practices. Perusasiaan highlights the need for greater transparency and accountability in the online content creation and editing process.