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Structurism is a broad editing philosophy emphasizing interconnection, organization, and uniformity as the best way to improve the usefulness of content across all Wikimedia projects. Structurism provides five interconnected advantages to users and editors, by making Wikipedia:
1. Navigable
- Allows users to find relevant content quickly and easily
2. Accessible
- Allows all users—including impaired and mobile users—to access content
3. Intelligible
- Allows users to understand content
4. Editable
- Allows users to improve existing content
5. Translatable
- Allows users (and bots) to parse and migrate content to other languages and sister projects