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<<<Have any of the rest of you used Wikipedia?  What do you think of it
as a reference source, its strengths or weaknesses?>>>

As with any other publication you need to use good judgment as to how
much you rely on information from Wikipedia, and there are some worthy
competitors out there.  But when you talk about contributions to public
knowledge, Wikipedia's model practically defines the ideals and the
promise of the internet:  a free encyclopedia that is continuously and
rapidly updated by its users.

Gary L. Grieme
Records Manager
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