Yes, the Wikipedia oneboxes only do a very simple stripping of the content returned from Wikipedia's API. To show the full content, we'd need a full Wikitext parser and all of Wikipedia's templates. Considering that the current handling works fine in most cases, and that you'd read the actual art...

Random text is getting dropped from Wikipedia oneboxes. See this example. Screenshot: This occurs regardless of HTTP/HTTPS and of whether a redirect URL is entered into chat. I initially thought the bug is triggered by <span>s or other HTML formatting elements, but in the Burj Khalifa article...

Recently there have been a lot of questions about legalese. Here are a couple of examples: 'cite' vs 'cite to' What is subrogation? These have been closed as off topic, with such comments as: This question appears to be off-topic because it is about legal practice, rather than the English...

This Wikipedia page is not displaying properly when oneboxed in chat:

I brook/endure and am NOT asking about the definition: 'according as' = 'Depending on whether' Instead, I'd like to learn how to analyse/anatomize/parse/unravel "according as" to determine/deduce this definition (on the right-hand side)? Please explain the steps or thought processes? It wa...

Using svick's tip, I've tried both my old image picking alorithm and Wikipedia's PageImages API side-by-side on a bunch of pages. The API version isn't perfect (see these messages – the first, clearly better, onebox was rendered with the old version, the second one with the PageImages API), but o...