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I get many of the red countries, but what's so controversial about Egypt?
I guess the liberation against Mubarak, the short Mursi presidency and the following Sisi regime must have caused quite an editing stir.
Someone wrote an entire book just on the egyptian revolution wikipedia page and how it shows the technocratic culture of wikipedia and different voices and perspectives get promoted whilst other marginalised.
https://direct.mit.edu/books/monograph/5491/Writing-the-RevolutionWikipedia-and-the-Survival