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<big><big><font color="navy">Wouldn't it be simple if 'official sources' never made mistakes and only published fair, unbiased representations of the truth...?<br/>
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<big>If you [[Using_WikipediaPlus | use Wikipedia, but also value other opinions]], WikipediaPlus is a browser extension that may help. It looks at the URL and title of the page you are browsing, and silently checks other websites you are interested in to see if they contain relevant information. If so, a notification bar appears with links to the matching pages, so alternative points of view are just a click away. As an increasingly professionalized media source, Wikipedia has a [https://wikispooks.com/wiki/Project:The_Problem_with_Wikipedia well-established bias]:</big>
{{QB| "To the extent that a particular topic is judged to challenge established power structures and their "official narratives", the reliability and ultimate accuracy of Wikipedia articles touching on it will tend to be compromised by agents of those structures. At the extremes of power and perceived threat, Wikipedia's policy on "reliable sources" pretty much guarantees that the compromise will be fundamental."<ref>[https://wikispooks.com/wiki/WikiSpooks:The_Problem_with_Wikipedia The Core Problem With Wikipedia]</ref>}}
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