Every year I donate $20 to the Wikimedia Organisation, the home of Wikipedia, which I use extensively as a primary reference tool, not expecting anything back other than the service they provide. I don’t support many things financially (never give to charity) but something useful, like Wikipedia, is Okay by me – if only to hopefully keep it ad-free.
This year, as a thankyou, they sent me this link to some beautiful nature photography, and since it is freely available on the web I thought I would share it.
“Imagination becomes reality in the winners of the 2019 Wiki Loves Earth photo contest”
Only useful for factual knowledge, of course. Ignore it for politics and religion. But I’m sure you know that. 🙂
Yes, thanks Bev …and not all factual knowledge either, but suspect or unreferenced ‘facts’ are often accompanied by warnings or request for clarification. Still, it is a good place to start research or for a simple look-up, along with an exercise of personal judgement. But that is also mandatory wherever online information gathering is done.