I've been blissfully unaware of the amount of information in the Wikipedia for quite some time. I knew that Wikipedia exists but I treated it as a general purpose encyclopedia. Additionally, it's a wiki thus I expected some amount of spam.

Just yesterday I noticed how Wikipedia is actually a lot more useful then just a general information repository. I was looking for a list of all well-known XUL-like frameworks. Google search did not help there as there were too many links to follow in order to compile the list. However, the entry on Wikipedia had all these nicely summarized and had just enough details about all of them to help me do the mini-research plus it had relevant (and alive!) links to the home pages for each.

I think I will definitely make Wikipedia one of the top frequently visited resources on the Web.