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Raja Kumar
Wikipedia should allow certain adverts on their websites,they can easily earn more than 6 million.
xpompey8
I wonder what's the value of the site considering Facebook is in the billions.
Samuraiiki
Good website. This is where I learned about the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake and massacre of Koreans, Chinese and Okinawans.
Thenewfront
Samuraiiki: Yeah, nice link. I always like trying new things. I have a high tolerance and never seem to go out of my mind, so to speak.
I use Wiki quite a lot, mainly for researching aboit people i am interested in. The Japanese one is crap, pure text book Japanese style muck!!
cwhite
Great website. This is where I learned about the Mutilation of Japanese war dead and Allied war crimes...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allied_war_crimes_during_World_War_II#Mutilation_of_Japanese_war_dead
Ninjazilla
when I was stuck in a boring office job, researching randome stuff on wikipedia really helped me keep my sanity
Ninefingers
My problem with Wikipedia is the mistakes.
Sarge
"My problem with Wikipedia is the mistakes"
What! There are mistakes in Wikipedia?! You mean my knowledge of the world is flawed?!
bobcatfish
I seem to remember a study that found wikipedia as accurate as paper-based encyclopedias.
Ultradude
You are getting 100x the info of a traditional encyclopedia with 90 percent of the accuracy, a decent trade-off as long as everyone remembers it. Basically, it is a great place to begin a search for answers on a topic but certainly not the only or most authoritative.
ebisen
rajkumar - ummmm NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! No advertisement, no way, never. It should stay exactly as it currently it - the only way of ensuring complete accuracy without cluttering the display with useless information.