"If you k new Wiki like I know Wiki..."

"Wikipedia founder admits to serious quality problems" You may have noticed that I sometimes link to Wikipedia articles. What you will not have noticed is that I only link to those Wikis that I have first read and verified to contain at least some accurate and useful material, and always the material that's germane to the reason I link them. I've felt that in context, that usually works. But along the way, I have read a LOT of Wikipedia articles that are pure balderdash. Click the link above to read a very brief article on the weaknesses of Wikipedia, and an admission of one of its founding lights. Be careful out there. While a Wikipedia article may have useful information, there is usually more reliable information to be found elsewhere. And there is always more complete info to be found outside either a Wikipedia article or the more traditional dead tree encyclopedia. More information is a Very Good Thing when attempting to resolve conflicting views on any topic. Dig in. letting yourself be spoonfed info is a poor way to develop a world view.