Study: Wikipedia as accurate as Britannica

Nature articles are peer reviewed: Note that Nature is a scientific journal, and all of the studies
published there are peer reviewed before they are accepted for
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truth versus perception hipparchus2001 | 12/15/05

See my reply below Michel Merlin | 12/16/05

Yet often postures so Michel Merlin | 12/19/05

Why the avid debate? StanB | 12/16/05

Congratulations! nECrO_z | 12/16/05

It's not a matter of shich is better. Haterock Davidsfather | 12/18/05

It's not a matter of which is better. Haterock Davidsfather | 12/18/05

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