Hey there everyone, the name is ShadowPuppet102, a combination of two nicknames I had as a kid. I live in the United States and always have, aside from three years I spent in the Bahamas from 2005 to 2008. I am enrolled at University of North Florida working towards a bachelors degree in electronic media. I enjoy being outdoors, playing guitar and photography.
I have known about Wikipedia for some time. I must say it has taken some major strides in becoming what used to be a completely unreliable source of information (according to many teachers and professors) to being the global information infrastructure that is aims to be. It's not perfect, however, I have seen some of the more uncommon posts lack a great deal of references. But the more famous or more commonly searched entries, such as events like the American Civil War or people like Albert Einstein, have so many references for almost every sentence stating a fact that it is reliable. And easy too, since each reference links to the source article. I am impressed with the distance Wikipedia has come, and cannot wait to see it as a well-known and reliable source of information for any and every topic.
For with enough eyes, all bugs are shallow.
