wikipedia isnt reliable for the reason that the facts are not 100% accurate

you can go right now and post an article about how idiotic akai hanna no tenshi is and someone could change it

totally sucks

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i have a problem with low self-esteem which is really ridiculous
when you consider how awesome i am

Jzbaby is the awesomest chick on Livewire

Although one can use wiki to look something up, then steal some of wiki's references and use them if they are handy.

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"God kissed her on the cheek and there she was."

Generally speaking the internet is still a very difficult place to find material for serious essay writing. Many websites completely fail to report their sources - even the BBC for instance rarely cite their sources for an article - or else report them in an ambiguous or unhelpful manner. Whenever you DO use internet material as the basis for an argument you MUST be critical and you must cite the full url from which you obtained it in your references section as you would any other source. Try to stick to material from academic institutions such as Universities, or the sites that they might reference.

One useful technique I developed for finding more reliable info was to search for course websites that might be relevant to my topic . SO if you are doing an essay about global warming you might want to look for university course websites for courses such as environmental science or social impacts of ecology/biology. Then you can see what resources the tutors on that course are recommending ot their students and you can piggyback off those yourself.

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mysql_query("DELETE stupidity FROM earth") or die("Stupidity");