Wikipedia provides readers with disclaimers on various topics. Keep a look out for these and find out what they mean.
Wikipedia articles typically include the following sections:
Title: The subject of the article
Summary/Opening: An overview used to describe and define the topic
Content: An outline of the topic entry, usually includes links to click to different sections of the article
Sections: Sections of the article based on topic
References: The list of sources used by the Editor when writing the article
External Links: Additional sources on the subject
A well-written Wikipedia article will include a list of references on the subject. These references can help readers do more research on a subject, and are usually found at the end of the article.