Do you trust everything on wikipedia?

[Knight0812]

 

[NevadaHawk]

Anybody can go into Wikipedia and write what ever they want. So no, I don't trust everything on that site is accurate.

 

[Muscles1989]

If it’s on wiki it’s clearly true! Those are some credible sources posting there.

 

[desihawk]

hope kevin johns’ wife is hawkfan987 coz the edit history seems to show Hawkfan987 added the iowa coach part.

 

[BHoppy]

If it’s on wiki it’s clearly true! Those are some credible sources posting there.

No mention of Duke, really!!

 

[HawCory]

hope kevin johns’ wife is hawkfan987 coz the edit history seems to show Hawkfan987 added the iowa coach part.

I'd say that the likelihood of that being his wife is pretty high. Yesterday, there were only 986 of us Hawkeye fans.

 

[pistachio1999]

As true as Facebook, X and Instragram!

 

[MeetTheFerentzes]

For the most part I trust everything on Wikipedia. However, coaching change potentials/rumors tend to bring out the hackers, so that is not surprising.

 

[Fan In Black]

yes

 

[GarryO37]

Welp its already been removed. Nice try OP!

 

[LarryMullenJr.]

I'd say that the likelihood of that being his wife is pretty high. Yesterday, there were only 986 of us Hawkeye fans.

I don’t care who you are, that there is funny!

 

[BonzoFury]

Anybody can go into Wikipedia and write what ever they want. So no, I don't trust everything

Even the stuff monitored more closely is often way off or clearly biased. Wiki is far from an objective source on many things...not unlike Snopes is a "definitive fact checker".

 

[uihawk82]

Welp its already been removed. Nice try OP!

Yes, the Iowa OC mention was off the page within a short time yesterday when it was reported.

I trust most info on wikipedia as long as it seems logical. Once in awhile I will check what the footnote is for some info.

I would not trust political, a lot of social info etc on wiki.