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Cyberbullying can be even more vicious than bullying since cyberbullying can occur repeatedly in front of a massive online audience, with the cyberbully’s identity unknown, while the victim feels helpless because the attacks can come from several different online sources day in and day out. Why do people cyberbully others? People who cyberbully others are often driven by feelings of anger, revenge, and frustration. In many cases, cyberbullies were once victims of bullying who weren’t guided in the proper direction. However, the power-hungry are the most nefarious; they cyberbully with the pure intent of tormenting others or bolstering their ego.
The use of Wikipedia as a source for research papers is a highly debated topic for several reasons. Many people feel Wikipedia tends to have numerous errors, which results in loss credibility. Rather, Wikipedia has one thousand four hundred thirty-four administrators (Wikimedia) who work on the site every day to ensure that both the contributors and the information are trustworthy. Errors can be fixed at a strike of a key as opposed to text where errors are permanently there. Should the use of an easily accessible online encyclopedia, one of many online databases, and a site which stays up to date with the constantly change in technology, such as Wikipedia, be allowed as a source for college research papers?