As A Practice
Since the creation of the first wikis, encyclopedism has been largely divided between the limited resources of academic, print-based encyclopedias and the less-limited resources of wikis on the World Wide Web. Print-based encyclopedias are still printed for library and personal usage, and are usually published as alphabetically grouped portions of each year's iteration. They are also more likely to be authored or edited by academicians, and are far less likely to be updated with newer information for every iteration.
Wikis, on the other hand, are more likely to be edited by knowledgeable or investigative users who are not academically accredited. They are also more likely to be updated with references to recent journalistic articles.
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