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| quote: | Originally posted by exstasie
My International ECON prof told me to use Wikipedia for everything. Even if they main information is totally accurate, you can use the citations from the article to do the research yourself.
Oh, also, I read an article in the Economist that stated they did a comparaision of so many articles in Wikipedia vs. Britannica, and the difference in error was only slightly different, like 5%.
It was funny, but Britannica was only like 78% accurate, versus Wikipedia which was like 73%.
There's your little wiki knowledge for the day!
ie...give wikipedia the credit it deserves :P |
all the profs in my 4th year whose courses involved writing and research refused to accept wiki. as a legitimate source wiki. is hardly reliable (hence why I didn't bother quoting it, but I thought the article looked fairly legitimate to me) since anyone can post anything on it (there was a case when a guy posted some bs about his friend on it which got his friend in trouble)
so yeah, I gave wiki. credit only once, when I was doing some minor stats. research, otherwise nope
| quote: | Originally posted by dj_bas
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