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Why is Wikipedia not considered a reliable source? A)because there is not a printed version of it B)because it can be easily changed by authors without expertise in the field C)because too many people
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Why is Wikipedia not considered a reliable source?
A)because there is not a printed version of it
B)because it can be easily changed by authors without expertise in the field
C)because too many people use it
D)because teachers say so
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will there more reason why but I'm going to go with B) because it tends to be changed constantly.
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I would consider (B) to be the answer to this question. Wikipedia isn't a reliable source. It can be changed by anyone at anytime.
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