 Welcome to Wikipedia for beginners. In this video, we'll look at pages and articles. Most people on Wikipedia use the terms pages and articles interchangeably. You might say, hey, look at this article on Wikipedia, but you could also say, hey, look at this page on Wikipedia. So is there a difference between the two? An article is something like this. It's an encyclopedia entry, and there are millions of them on all sorts of topics. Whereas this is the main page of Wikipedia, this is clearly not an article, it's a page. Likewise, there are other pages on Wikipedia like guides, policies, templates, or user pages. These are all different to the millions of articles that make up Wikipedia's encyclopedia content. But there's nothing wrong with calling an article a page, and personally, even when I try to only say Wikipedia article, I still say Wikipedia page all the time.