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###Background Did You Know surfaces new or recently expanded Wikipedia articles through an informal community review process. It's one of Wikipedia's most beloved features and serves as a great entry point for readers to discover surprising or niche articles they wouldn't otherwise find. It also subtly highlights the ongoing work of Wikipedia's editing community. ###User Story As a reader browsing the Community Picks feed, I want to **see more ** surprising facts from Wikipedia articles, so that I can explore topics I wouldn't normally come across. ###Requirements - A "More Did you know" link at the bottom of the Did you know module should navigate to a full list view - The expanded list view should include all of the "Did you know" facts that are currently on that users's mainpage - The list view should display the title "Did you know?" - Show hyperlinks or article cards for articles mentioned - Users should be able to save and share each article mentioned - Navigating back from list view to the Feed should land them in the same position as when they clicked "More Did you know" ###Design Link [Figma link — placeholder]

###Background Did You Know surfaces new or recently expanded Wikipedia articles through an informal community review process. It's one of Wikipedia's most beloved features and serves as a great entry point for readers to discover surprising or niche articles they wouldn't otherwise find. It also subtly highlights the ongoing work of Wikipedia's editing community. ###User Story As a reader browsing the Community Picks feed, I want to **see more ** surprising facts from Wikipedia articles, so that I can explore topics I wouldn't normally come across. ###Requirements - A "More Did you know" link at the bottom of the Did you know module should navigate to a full list view - The expanded list view should include all of the "Did you know" facts that are currently on that users's mainpage - The list view should display the title "Did you know?" - Show hyperlinks or article cards for articles mentioned - Each article card should have its own three dot menu for individual card actions (utilize existing long-press menu) - Navigating back from list view to the Feed should land them in the same position as when they clicked "More Did you know" ###Design Link [Figma link — placeholder]

###Background Did You Know surfaces new or recently expanded Wikipedia articles through an informal community review process. It's one of Wikipedia's most beloved features and serves as a great entry point for readers to discover surprising or niche articles they wouldn't otherwise find. It also subtly highlights the ongoing work of Wikipedia's editing community. ###User Story As a reader browsing the Community Picks feed, I want to **see more ** surprising facts from Wikipedia articles, so that I can explore topics I wouldn't normally come across. ###Requirements - A "More Did you know" link at the bottom of the Did you know module should navigate to a full list view - The expanded list view should include all of the "Did you know" facts that are currently on that users's mainpage - The list view should display the title "Did you know?" - Show hyperlinks or article cards for articles mentioned - Users- Each article card should be able to save and share each article mentionedhave its own three dot menu for individual card actions (utilize existing long-press menu) - Navigating back from list view to the Feed should land them in the same position as when they clicked "More Did you know" ###Design Link [Figma link — placeholder]