Answer by Salman A.:

Chat GPT, Google Bard, Pubmed, Wikipedia

Answer by HARIKRISHNA P.:

Mostly Wikipedia for basic informations collection and commonly using google search for fast and quick results

Answer by Petja K.:

Google, wikipedia

Answer by Desiree D.:

Google

Answer by Mariana A.:

Wikipedia, subject specific websites

Answer by Adam S.:

Wikipedia YouTube Scholar.Google

Answer by Suresh M.:

Google

Answer by Anna D.:

I typically Google and whatever link pops up on the first page I click on

Answer by Erica M.:

wikipedia, articles found on google search results top of page

Answer by Aakash S.:

Wikipedia and Reddit

Answer by Salman A.:

It's personal preference, currently I'm not traveling to Frankfurt so I didn't feel the need to look for details. So I didn't click on any of them.

Answer by HARIKRISHNA P.:

Initially am not able to identify the text in red because I just read through the paragraphs, but whenever I clicked the text in red that gives me more information regarding to the element which I clicked

Answer by Petja K.:

I chose to not interact because i assumed it would redirect me inside the blog

Answer by Mariana A.:

I didn’t interact with it, but I did expect it to link to Wikipedia. I wasn’t expecting that pop-up

Answer by Desiree D.:

To know more about the highhlighted word.

Answer by Adam S.:

Looks like a hyperlink. Clicking on it will give me more info about that.

Answer by Aakash S.:

I chose to check what it does

Answer by Erica M.:

usually when i see hyperlinks in blog posts or articles, from past experiences, it's the writer trying to sell me something or send me to an affiliate website, so when I saw the hyperlinked words I just subconsciously ignored them

Answer by Salman A.:

They're quite good actually, I saw a couple of them in German language for some reason so couldn't understand them. Apart from that, they're concise and allow users to get more used to the topic without having to go anywhere else.

Answer by HARIKRISHNA P.:

The further information that provided by the Wikipedia is very in depth and detailed so it will definitely help us to understand what exactly the thing which we looking for it.

Answer by Mariana A.:

They were in German, so not that useful to me, a non English speaker. But assuming it had relevant information

Answer by Petja K.:

To a high degree

Answer by Desiree D.:

In my opinion, the previews provide necessary information to the reader.

Answer by Suresh M.:

Budingen,mainz history

Answer by Adam S.:

80% of the info about the topic that the user wants to understand the context.

Answer by Anna D.:

I do feel like the previews help better understand certain words and phrases that are relevant to the topic.

Answer by Aakash S.:

I think it's really helpful and provides just enough information abot the topic

Answer by Erica M.:

I like it. it's giving you a summary of the subject you're hoping to know more about and it provides a link to the full wiki page if you want to know more. i feel it conveys the necessary information for a quick search

Answer by Salman A.:

They certainly do add value, there are a lot totally alien words for me here given the fact that I have never been to Frankfurt, so clarifying these without having to go through different pages from a single source is absolutely beneficial and time saving.

Answer by HARIKRISHNA P.:

The preview was very valuable to me because it gave clear picture about what am exactly looking for in and also makes a full informative presentation so am able to understand very well in all manner.

Answer by Mariana A.:

Again, they were in German. But I would find certain things valuable, such as historic facts, popular holidays etc

Answer by Petja K.:

It adds more information through wikipedia.

Answer by Desiree D.:

I find the previews valuable since I do not have to leave the current page just to search or know more about the place. I can just click it from the page then go back to what I am reading.

Answer by Suresh M.:

Already given proper

Answer by Adam S.:

It definite adds value to the article. Easier for user to understand the topics. But how would I know if the link opens a preview or brings me to the wikipedia page

Answer by Anna D.:

Yes they provide value because it gives me a better understanding of certain words and phrases. It also saves me time and energy to Google it on another webpage.

Answer by Aakash S.:

Yes. I can easily get basic information about the word without googling about it

Answer by Erica M.:

I do find them valuable and a much better use for a hyperlink than just promos as I'm used to seeing! they provide a mugget of information a out what you're reading. the only thing i'd say needs improvement is that not all previews were in the same language as the blog post, this is fine if I speak both languages but could prove tricky if a user doesn't

Answer by Salman A.:

Already written most of it in the previous response. One additional thing could be the ability to use the interface in dark mode because I personally don't like white irritating light.

Answer by HARIKRISHNA P.:

All are in a ordered manner in Wikipedia preview, if possible video’s regarding to the search content or related content available then it will more improve the overall quality of content.

Answer by Mariana A.:

No

Answer by Petja K.:

It didn't work properly. Few links showed wrong language and few did not work at all.

Answer by Desiree D.:

For me, to be able to maximize( enlarge) the preview is beneficial. I also would like to see more images as it entices me more about the place/information.

Answer by Suresh M.:

Wikipedia is the best valuable details.continue to the way

Answer by Anna D.:

Nope that’s it!

Answer by Aakash S.:

No

Answer by Adam S.:

I dont know from the link if by clicking on it pops out preview page or brings me to the wikipedia full page in new tab.

Answer by Erica M.:

nothing else, thank you!