TeresaBenedicta Posted August 13, 2009 Posted August 13, 2009 Generally positive. I'll use it if I just want to get a general idea of something or another. But I take it all with a grain of salt. I might check out a subject on Wiki before researching... although I'm more likely to start with my Encyclopedia of Philosophy (most of my research is philosophy).
iheartjp2 Posted August 13, 2009 Posted August 13, 2009 Wikipedia=the #2 ultimate online time-waster (#1 being facebook) If someone wants info on Catholicism that's more accurate, they could check out conservapedia. It was made by a guy who I think is Catholic (he's the son of Phyllis Schlafely who is hardcore Catholic). As for someone changing the editions that someone makes on Catholicism, why would someone do that unless they were literally trying to get out false info on the matter? The only person who I could think of who would do that is an anti-Catholic, and I don't think many of the people who look at Wikipedia are anti-Catholics.
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