  There is a prevailing perception that content on a social media platform
generally have the same political leaning. These platforms are often viewed as
ideologically congruent entities, reflecting the majority opinion of their
users; a prime example of this is Truth Social. While this perception may
exist, it is essential to verify the platform's credibility, acknowledging that
such platforms contain meaningful insights with neutral stances. To this end,
we examine the dissemination of Wikipedia links on the alt-right platform,
Truth Social. Wikipedia is recognized for enforcing content neutrality and
serves as a unique lens to analyze the objectivity of user-generated content on
Truth Social. By scrutinizing Truths with and without Wikipedia links,
identifying toxicity trends & recognizing coordinated networks, we observe a
lower level of engagement and a tendency for Truths shared on Truth Social to
cover more neutral topics when it includes Wikipedia links (Wiki Truths). Given
the significantly different engagement and nature of content shared of Wiki
Truths against Non-Wiki Truths, we emphasize that we should not generalize the
techno-political affiliation of a social media platform, but rather should
investigate the content closely.
