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Wikipedia is one of the main repositories of free knowledge available today,with a central role in the Web ecosystem. For this reason, it can also be abattleground for actors trying to impose specific points of view or evenspreading disinformation online. There is a growing need to monitor its"health" but this is not an easy task. Wikipedia exists in over 300 languageeditions and each project is maintained by a different community, with theirown strengths, weaknesses and limitations. In this paper, we introduce ataxonomy of knowledge integrity risks across Wikipedia projects and a first setof indicators to assess internal risks related to community and content issues,as well as external threats such as the geopolitical and media landscape. Ontop of this taxonomy, we offer a preliminary analysis illustrating how the lackof editors' geographical diversity might represent a knowledge integrity risk.These are the first steps of a research project to build a Wikipedia KnowledgeIntegrity Risk Observatory.

A preliminary approach to knowledge integrity risk assessment in Wikipedia projects