"You Can Look It Up: The Wikipedia Story" Questions

The Mosaic browser did not give users the ability to edit the Web pages they were viewing. It turned Web surfers into passive consumers of published content.

They both are places you can go to read pieces of literature.

It was too confusing to operate.

It was very informative.

By providing me with information.

Having unreliable information.

It offered reliable sources.

Is the process of obtaining needed services, ideas, or content by soliciting contributions from a large group of people, and especially from an online community, rather than from traditional employees or suppliers.

I think this isn't true and that's people shouldn't believe everything they see on the internet.

I do not think this is a good thing, because people rely on these sources.

Because a lot of people were looking for informative sources.

I think it was looking at Wikipedia in a bad way. 

Nothing.

I agree with this quote that when many people come together and cooperate with one another, it's easier to be successful.

With the best intentions of the community.

Because it has the largest collection of information on the web.

I agree because I find Wikipedia very helpful.

What does the author mean by “wiki-crack?”

Yes.

Yes depending on how well they are educated. 

I would want their back ground information on their education.

It would be helpful for all humans to understand human development in other parts of the world.

I agree.

Yes.

I do not agree.

Depends on what the paper was on.

No, because I don't want the responsibility of people depending on me.