7 May 2008 by The Editor
My favorite avoidance activity: Editing Wikipedia. Each time I edit, I get the sense I’ve made the world a little bit better. And every time I start playing Wikipedia, I get just a little bit smarter.
Wikipedia is inherently unreliable, of course. (cf, Michael Scott’s thoughts on Wikipedia.) And I’d never quote it in public. But it’s nearly always my go-to place for getting general background information on an unfamiliar topic.
Which online resources do you use for research?
 | Rebecca on How I Know When I’ll… |
 | The Editor on How I Get Clipped |
 | Phillip Martin on How I Get Clipped |
 | Ben Farr on How I Got Rich |
 | AlexM on How I Evade Sue-er Rats |
 | Laura on How I Get Carded |
 | Thistalleavats on How I Get Worldly |
 | Keith on How I Get Happy |
 | Robin on How an Aphorism a Day Keeps… |
 | Your only Good Son on How I Get My Kids Through… |
 | Instead on How I 翻译 the 漢語 |
| Rebecca Gealta on How I Dog My Kids |
 | funfelt on How I Learn, in Plain Eng… |
 | Colin on How I Track Criminals |
 | Heather on How I Get Critical |
