ST LOUIS, MO (StLouisRestaurantReview) Naturally, we always do a lot of research about the St. Louis restaurant industry. We were pleasantly surprised about the number of restaurants in the region recognized on Wikipedia with a dedicated page.
Therefore, we have created a page recognizing those restaurants that are fortunate enough to be recognized by Wikipedia titled “St Louis Restaurants Recognized on Wikipedia.”
Most people do not realize how challenging it is to get a page about themselves or their business on Wikipedia. There is a strict editorial process, and it is not as easy as some people think and say. For example, there are at least fifteen St Louis restaurants with Wikipedia pages. Editors at Wikipedia are strict about ensuring that it is content of value and not for promotional purposes. They will lock the editors out who violate these rules. Yes, anybody can apply to become an editor, but not many can publish content because of the restrictions and enforcement of the rules.
Therefore, our point is that the restaurants on the list deserve special attention. They are recognized for multiple reasons. Additionally, it is interesting to learn about their historical value, which is why they have been recognized.
We will continue to monitor Wikipedia and revise this article with updated information.
Martin Smith is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of St. Louis Restaurant Review, STL.News, USPress.News, and STL.Directory. He is a member of the United States Press Agency (ID: 31659) and the US Press Agency.
