CC: Kyle Smith

I think Wikipedia gets a bum wrap.  I tried changing something 10-15 years ago and the editors of the page were all over it.  (I was correct with the change, but it went through a process and was actually rejected because I didn't have a proper source.)  

On top of that it is a non-profit providing factual unbiased information for free to the masses.  The National Institute of Health says: 

"Wikipedia is by far the largest online encyclopedia, and the number of errors it contains is on par with the professional sources even in specialized topics such as biology or medicine. Yet, the academic world is still treating it with great skepticism because of the types of inaccuracies present there, the widespread plagiarism from Wikipedia, and historic biases, as well as jealousy regarding the loss of the knowledge dissemination monopoly. This article argues that it is high time not only to acknowledge Wikipedia's quality but also to start actively promoting its use and development in academia."

Of course this is a journal article that I'm quoting that does not speak for the whole NIH, which is why it is hard for people to trust sources that any yahoo on the internet can edit or quote. 

I still think Wikipedia is cool.

yes, a discussion of the transfer portal vis-a-vis juwan’s job security a few months ago is DEFINITELY related to what i said. sheesh.

let’s just try to do better than “here’s a random guy that’s probably a good coach,” mmmkay?  or not. whatever. 

As Maxwell Smart would say, “missed it by 12 games.”

FWIW I've heard third hand accounts that he's a huge A-Hole