CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Credit unions considering going live on the uber-popular Wikipedia do-it-yourself Internet encyclopedia might want to listen to what a Forrester Research analyst has to say.
"As one of the most visited sites on the Web, Wikipedia serves as the reference guide for almost one-fifth of online adults," said Charlene Li in a new report titled "When and How to Get Involved with Wikipedia."
"But the information they see on Wikipedia–which can be created and edited by anyone–may not necessarily be accurate or reflect a viewpoint companies like," she said.
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