W9 : Do you think Wikipedia is reliable? Why or Why not?

      I think Wikipedia is reliable. According to this week's class, there are various sources of data. Reliability deepened after seeing various categories such as the type of work, creator, publisher, etc. If I take an example from class, I thought that the Cold War broke out, so I could simply think that the information about it was true. But it can be an opinion that's not true, so you have to be very careful about choosing adjectives for the fact itself. As you point that out one by one, I think I have more trust in Wikipedia. Also, I thought it was reliable when the professor showed me a clear list of trusted sites and unreliable sites. First of all, I think it's double censorship because the trust in the site that we bring as a reference and Wikipedia's own credibility verification are combined.

     Based on my experience with Wikipedia editing, some of the edits I made were advised in detail because I doubted the cleanliness, format, and reliability of the sources. From the perspective of writing, I thought it was trustworthy, but getting advice like that made me more trustworthy about Wikipedia.

     I'm taking a class called Brand Campaign this semester, and I read a few papers while writing an interim report. But I saw a phrase there that said the credibility of the Wikipedia site would increase, and it was a little nice to see you! I wonder if you've ever heard or found such a story in another major or class! Wikipedia credibility seems to be a steady story in the media, media, and society.

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