<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />[b]Wikipedia Offers Poor Readability![/b]
French Tribune
There would hardly be any net savvy who has not heard of the name Wikipedia, but does the name still brings the same confidence in the mind of readers is a huge question in itself. Wikipedia being editable by anyone make it more under doubts that ...

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Surely, the end of grammar in news media has fully arrived.

It looks as if it was translated from French to English, using Google Translate or somesuch.

That's the future of the Internet generally--computers talking to other computers, unintelligibly.
Using human languages, despite the material never being read by humans.

That's what the Interlingua Wikipedia (8,578 articles)
and the Esperanto Wikipedia (152,381 articles)
and the Volapük Wikipedia (118,897 articles) are:
Wikipedias generated by bots, and never actually read by anybody,
except maybe a few deeply crazy hobbyists. Plus, they are helpful bits of
misinformation that help to attract cash donors, by making Wikipedia
look bigger and more important than it really is.