wikiHow

This website while appears to be a "how-to-do" practical things website, turned into a brainwashing and anti parental rights, anti-freedom website. It is teaching kids how to lie to their parents, how to endanger themselves with unavoidably unsafe products without parental consent or knowledge. This website believes that the children do not belong to their parents to raise, only the financial burden and mental anguish to deal with immature and misinformed decisions pushed by this website. Let your kids use this website at your own peril.

I recently used wikiHow to get through a breakup, and really felt like I wasn't alone. It's a great site with quick tips you can try right away, and longer steps you can go through at your own pace. I really like that they have quotes from experts too... it's so helpful to know the research and expertise behind the tips. I'm now starting to come to wikiHow for everything, and I can't believe that they really do have every topic you could ever need!

I tried the wikkihow on how to have phone sex, I read that it told me to ask my partner if I could play with his Willy. I apparently read this wrong. This and the rest of the things the wikkihow told me to do made my boyfriend very uncomfortable. Do not recommend.

I mostly use wikiHow for cooking and home improvement tasks. The site does a good job of making technical processes feel easy understand using different forms of media without sacrificing specificity or completeness. One of the articles I've come back to multiple times is about how to tie a tie, and it's been cool to see the changes the page has undergone since the first time I visited it - it now has multiple methods and each step has a detailed illustration with annotations. I appreciate that the wiki format allows wikiHow to get better over time.

Coming at this from a reader's perspective. WikiHow's become my go-to because of how empathetic and authentic the site is, especially in such a clickbait-y world. It's apparent that wikiHow is a place where people care to help each other.

Overall, I feel like I'm asking a friend for their advice or their personal experience with the security of knowing that a lot of the articles are verified by experts or tested by real people. I really appreciate that a lot of the solutions range from simple and straightforward to a little quirky to pretty complex and niche. It's a great mix of helpful, authentic, and trustworthy, and makes everything that much more accessible.

Wiki how is absolutely brilliant to be honest with you and there's even a App on play store everything I have ever asked i have found ppl who hasn't yet installed the app NEEDS TO ASAP becos its so useful from me % from me to wiki how

WikiHow is a site that I use all the time. I trust wikiHow to provide me with accurate information. The articles on the site are comprehensive, well researched, and always very helpful.

Whenever I want to learn how to do anything, I turn to wikiHow first. WikiHow seems to cover every topic and cover it well. I've used them for countless things, and I've found all their advice to be reliable, accurate, and easy to follow. Plus I love their illustrations and short videos!

A self-editable guide to everyday life - and the not so everyday - Wikihow's current iteration is attractively designed, pretty easy to navigate and full of information of both the useful and useless kind. As with any user-centered site, quality is variable. But then, so is real life and if everything here was always reliable and uncontroversial I'd assume at least half the correspondents were making it up.

Controversial opinions will be challenged in the comments, though I don't know to what extent the chooses to censor what it regards inappropriate. I've seen heated debates going on and they seem to pass without undue editing.

The most fascinating aspect for a passer-by is the list of the most popular pages, or at least, the most viewed, which is not quite the same but does imply that these are topics that people want to read about.

Curiously, up there at the four-and-a-half million view mark or thereabouts, pages on how to get girls or boys to like you, or know whether or not they already do, share popularity with the page on how to take a screenshot in Microsoft Windows. The thought that these all have equal significance in modern life is one to ponder, and I'll leave you to do that, now.