For this reason, you should not trust the information provided by Wikipedia and should verify its accuracy first.

There is no doubt that Wikipedia is the most relied upon source for information by people, as it appears in the top search results for most topics, and is suggested by Google as the most trustworthy source for most subjects.

Despite everything, it seems that Wikipedia is not a reliable source! Perhaps for commonly discussed topics, it may have a high level of credibility, but not all topics within it contain accurate information.

The main reason for this is that Wikipedia allows anyone to contribute to it, so it relies on the sources integrated under each topic to determine the truthfulness of the information.

When visiting Wikipedia and selecting a specific topic, you may notice some numbers integrated from one paragraph to another, indicating the sources relied upon in writing that topic. However, those sources may not be trustworthy, especially for new and unknown topics.

Wikipedia follows a policy of reviewing topics and edits before accepting them, relying on the provided sources, which may include websites, YouTube videos, and others if available, to approve the changes.

With this in mind, each time you visit Wikipedia, be cautious about the possibility of adding information taken from unreliable sources, and therefore, we strongly recommend reviewing the sources listed below the topic to know the sources of everything written.

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Posted by: Aziz