Had no one told me that the vast majority of reference librarians strongly caution against using Wikipedia as a reliable source of information?

Exact instructions from professor:
The required textbook for this course in past semesters was Rogerss Doffusion of Innovations. Although diffusion theory will be a central component of the course, I have chose. The Wikipedia article on the subject for you to read rather than the original work of the diffusion research pioneer. Whats up with that? Amid an idiot? Had no one told me that the vast majority of reference librarians strongly caution against using Wikipedia as a reliable source of information?
OR…
Has there been a shift in perceptions about Wikipedia and the validity of the information found there? To put it another way, has this technological innovation reached the top of the S-curve? Explain why you think so or why you dont. Use key concepts and terms from what youve read in the article on diffusion theory to support your position.

Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffusion_of_innovations

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