Google started to show some special
sitelinks for Wikipedia articles. As you probably know, sitelinks are links to popular sections of a site that help you navigate directly from Google's search results pages. Initially, Google displayed sitelinks only for the top search results and only if the query was navigational, but now you can find
sitelinks for other results: for example, you'll see sitelinks next to results from IMDb.
The sitelinks for Wikipedia results are special because Google doesn't send you to a different page, but to a section of the article. This is especially useful for long articles that include a lot of information.
It's the first time when Google indexes URLs that include anchors and sends you directly to a section from a page. The feature has already been available at
Yahoo Search and Live Search.
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