Absolutely! I use it all the time and the more resources they have, the more all my old teachers will have to eat their words.
this post was submitted on 16 Aug 2023
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I haven't used it since I left school, even then sparingly and even back then it wasn't particularly good (I abadonned it completely once I went to uni because it wasn't helping at all). I'm surprised by how many people use it, but I guess it makes sense they speak up here.
I find Wikipedia invaluable. I've been donating $5/month for a number of years now.
No, I don’t donate to it. I don’t use it.
Yes. But not very much as I am still a student.
No. Let them ask their pals at the CIA for some money. They've got plenty.