Take Wikipedia with a grain 'ary' of salt.

Never has starting an argument been easier than to click the word "edit" on a Web site and rewrite history, science or a current event.

The fact remains that 'anyone' may anonymously add to, subtract or alter existing pieces of information within seconds on Wikipedia. Professors are well aware of the site's nameless authors and as such, most will not accept Wikipedia as a valid source. What does that mean for students, besides the notion they may have to actually do some research?

Personally, I would not rely on Wikipedia as a trusted reliable source for information, regardless of topic. In other words, it is a hit or miss proposition in my opinion and should be taken with a grain of salt. I admire your fortitude though Ian.

Best,
Mike
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