Is wikipedia your first source for information when you have a question?

Or is it your very last?

It all depends on the question and what is needed for the answer. Straight text, graphics, and or animation and or examples can be given for a question. Sometimes questions can only be answered by personal experience which wikipedia cannot ever broach.

I consult one of Dan Gookin's books like 'PC's for Dummies' etc. But if I want to know what a strange symbol means I go to Wikipedia.

Definitely my first. A lot of people think it's inaccurate, but people are checking all the time to make sure that the information is accurate, and it usually is. I can't stand when people disrespect Wikipedia.

its not my first for an example wikipedia cant tell me if it thinks this girl likes me

Yes I really like wikipedia...usually the information is very helpful and truthful

i would say mostly yes, it is my first choice.

for sure...if you go to a regular source it is only limited on the information it tells you b/c if people are being paid to tell you the info...they sensor it so that there is no way that their info is false...but wikipedia is regular people sharing what they know with everyone else...wikipedia allows you to be politically INcorrect for the sake of knowledge!

Wikipedia has some good info but is changing so much it's impossible to know if the information is right. Despite this it is still my first.