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From: Denc 🗡
Yes, Wikipedia uses both BC/AD and BCE/CE depending on the article, as they have no hard rule requiring one system over the other. While many academic and secular contexts prefer "Before Common Era" (BCE) and "Common Era" (CE), Wikipedia policy generally allows editors to use either, often leading to inconsistency across different articles. Mixed Usage: Articles often reflect the, sometimes, inconsistent choices of their contributors, with some using BC/AD and others using BCE/CE. No Official Shift: There is no strict directive to switch all articles to BCE/CE, though it is encouraged in some contexts. Significance: Both systems represent the exact same years, just with different terminology to address religious neutrality (BCE/CE) or traditional usage (BC/AD). Essentially, you will find both formats throughout the platfor

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Wikipedia is so woke that it refuses to use BC & AD. Which makes pages on the Roman ... [more]	Free Thinking Doggie	18:55:03
>> Yes, Wikipedia uses both BC/AD and BCE/CE depending on the article, as they have ... [more]	Denc 🗡	20:54:49
>> Apart from the fact that Wikipedia does use BC & AD in its articles, are you ... [more]	Opisthocomus	20:13:50
>> Pathetic. (Woke mind virus disease.)	LP12	19:56:14
>> Grokpedia will replace quickly	Hamsterwheel	19:12:01

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