• Kecessa@sh.itjust.worksdeleted by creator
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    3 years ago

    And very often it’s dead links or sources that don’t say what the article pretends…

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      That’s why you don’t use Wikipedia as your primary source, you follow the citations. Of course, if you can’t verify that it’s accurate information, don’t report it, but it can be used as a jump off to find a legitimate source if the information you cant immediately verify is useful.