> There isn't a wikipedia article about jacquard as a fabric, which is a bit odd.
You got me curious, here are the lengths of the Wikipedia articles for the top three words:
Women know better
- peplum: 886 words (disambiguation is the default)
- boucle: 187 words
- rouche: 196 words (disambiguation is the default and leads you to "Gather (knitting)")
Men know better
- shemale: 1257 words
- howitzer: 2211 words
- parsec: 2505 words
Is this the reflection of some sort of gender bias in Wikipedia contributors and editors?
Wikipedia's own article on it states:
> In a 2018 survey covering 12 language versions of Wikipedia and some other Wikimedia Foundation projects, 90% of contributors reported their gender as male, 8.8% as female, and 1% as other.[1]
You got me curious, here are the lengths of the Wikipedia articles for the top three words:
Women know better
Men know better