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Information for people
false information comes from wikipedia quite often and one for example is that a antidote/ medicine colloidal silver is being mistaken as a placebo drug. And the doctors have “consumer reports” convinced. wikipedia says when I look up colloidal silver, Consumer Reports lists colloidal silver as a "supplement to avoid", describing it as "likely unsafe $$$...
Read full review of WikipediaMisleading info
Wikipedia is regarded as an accurate online resource for information. However when I joined wikipedia as a contributor, any good addition regarding Islam and Pakistan were deleted by the other hindu indian contributors. I followed the guidelines and submitted published material but it was unbelievable how wikipedia corrupt staff is racist, fraudulent and...
Read full review of Wikipediacontacting you this way because I couldn't find another
Just wondering why you feature content from Wikipedia when I do a search. It's a terribly unreliable source of information, as I am sure you are aware. I also don't understand your willingness to partner with Google or any of its related companies, given that what you advertise is the very antithesis of anything in the googlesphere: privacy first, and by implication, unbiased search results. I appreciate the privacy. I would really like to get unbiased search results, which are no longer available via google.
Biased information
It can be clearly seen that all the information provided on Wikipedia is highly biased. For example any information portraying India, will be given hardly any importance. Most of the times even facts are also not provided properly. On the other hand similar info highlighting US will be provided in a grand manner even without correct information.
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