When you need research resources, you traditionally turn to encyclopedias. There are some big names in this business and we may have seen them all.

However, the Wikipedia is a different player.

You can't buy a hard copy of it. You can't identify the editors.

You see, Wikipedia is an open free encyclopedia where anyone can edit the content. The net result is that you'll find a living, breathing resource that changes with the times and stays right on top of events.

But, doesn't this open the door for abuse? Well, right from the beginning, you're warned that you may well be editted mercilously. The result is a concise resource with answers and embedded hyperlinks that may well turn to be one of your first links in your research arsenal.

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