pageoneresults - 6:01 pm on Jan 27, 2009 (gmt 0)

Wiki-based content can never be authoritative. The quality is always uncertain (and typically average, at best).

Oh come on now, we know better. That's why the Wiki holds the #1 spots for almost everything. It has become a trusted, authoritative resource. It has replaced the Encyclopedia Britannica for many, especially GenX who have probably never seen a printed encyclopedia. ;)

I've always found Wiki content to be of good to excellent quality. I use it all the time for reference as I'm sure millions of others do.

And, you can knock a Wiki page out of its position. It takes one heck of a campaign to do it, but it can be done. :)