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Wikipedia is a free online encyclopedia, created and edited by volunteers around the world and hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation.
Worth it
Worth itUse it: it's free, massive, and the default starting point for research on almost any topic.
Free, volunteer-run encyclopedia with 64M+ articles. Great starting point; don't cite it alone.
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Everything, no account required
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6.2K votes on top praise thread
Free, no ads, donor-funded
Open access, no signup needed
64M+ articles, multilingual coverage
Volunteer-run, no real support channel
In-house security team; no public security page
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Dedicated in-house security team; no security page; one DoS CVE listed in a vendor database.
Most users trust it as a daily reference, though reliability and bias debates persist in some communities.
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Compare Wikipedia with each alternative.
Expert-reviewed encyclopedia; smaller but more rigorously checked.
Wikipedia vs ScholarpediaGuess: expert-written, citable entries for schoolwork.
Wikipedia vs Encyclopaedia BritannicaGuess: citable academic sources for real research.
Wikipedia vs University library databasesBased on ~60 public sources; most were noise, ~10 were usable.
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