We homeschool our daughter. Saw a cool history through film course that taught with an example movie every week to grow interest... nothing in the itinerary said they'd play a video of Columbus by PragerU. They refused the refund, as it was 2 weeks in, and said it was used to foment conversation, but no other video was being offered or no questions were prepared to challenge the children. I worded my letter to call out the facts about Columbus vs the video, and the lack of accreditation of the source. I tried not to be the "lib", but I very much got the gist that's their opinion of me, and how they brushed me off. That fucking site is a plague on common sense, decency, and truth. Still fired up, and it was last month. We pulled her out of the course immediately after the video.

Wikipedia was not then what it is now. You're spot on with all that, spot on, but in the early days it wasn't nearly as trustworthy.

"Nope" to what exactly? you regurgitated what I said - but told us how you misunderstood it

subject at hand was wikipedia, but it applies to any wiki format I guess - just check sources.