Wikis can be trusted and authoritative research sources when they present the sources that were used to write the article.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Wikis are research platforms that are built and edited by any user.
- This allows wikis to be a controversial source of research as users can mess up information and post false information.
- However, some wiki articles are created by people who have used reliable and real research sources.
- This type of article, when placed on the wiki, must present these sources, allowing the reader to verify the article's information with information from the research sources.
As such, wikis can be trusted and authoritative sources when showing research references.
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