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[NSXType-R]

Originally Posted by Viper007

I think some of you will be surprised:
Study: Wikipedia as accurate as Britannica | CNET News.com

Yeah, Wikipedia's just as good.

Sometimes it chokes a bit because some dufus user vandalizes, but that stuff usually changes back quickly.

I'd rather be using a frequently updated database than reliable a source that could be 30 odd years old.

Besides, if your work is based solely on Wikipedia, then there's problems there. Some of my teachers accept it. I know of plenty that don't. I don't see what's the big deal.

[Rockefella]

Originally Posted by NSXType-R

Yeah, Wikipedia's just as good.

Sometimes it chokes a bit because some dufus user vandalizes, but that stuff usually changes back quickly.

I'd rather be using a frequently updated database than reliable a source that could be 30 odd years old.

Besides, if your work is based solely on Wikipedia, then there's problems there. Some of my teachers accept it. I know of plenty that don't. I don't see what's the big deal.

I usually use Wikipedia to get myself acquainted with material, then go to the library and use scholastic journals and books for proper research.

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I figured it out. It looks like a rat. The grille looks like two rodent teeth and the lights look like squinty rat eyes. Its a ratcar.

[NSXType-R]

Originally Posted by Rockefella

I usually use Wikipedia to get myself acquainted with material, then go to the library and use scholastic journals and books for proper research.

That works too.

I try to avoid using it sometimes because I know many teachers don't trust it, although sometimes I can't help it.