Has Anyone Found Wikipedia To Be Bias On Certain Topics?

That's interesting that you say no university class would allow someone to cite it as an authority. I'm finishing my Masters now but I can't even recall if I ever cited from Wiki for anything or not. I would imagine though that it's allowed in high school.

High schools may allow it, but then they would allow virtually anything. I have little regard for high school education. At the university level it is possible that certain fields might use it, if they have low enough standards. Sociology springs to mind. I am working part-time on a Masters in history and you would fail on any paper that used Wiki, or any non-educational website. But then you are not allowed to use any encyclopedia even in the first year courses. At my level, direct documentary evidence is preferred. After that they like so see journal references as secondary sources. But then History is often compared to the sciences more often than it is compared to the arts, out evidennce requirements are higher than say psychology or sociology. But if you are taking a Masters then you have access to a university library, who would need Wikipedia under those circumstances?

I agree