User:WyrmUK

I am a software developer and biker (motorcyclist) - I am heavily involved with the Triumph Owners' Motor Cycle Club - which is why I didn't create the article for it but did try to make it accurate. I also have an interest in mythology and Dragons. I am always keen to shine a light on the dusty, less visited, corners of knowledge. My overriding passion is making sure the truth is known and I hate it when conjecture, opinion, or myth is represented as the truth. However it has become quite obvious to me that the more vociferous 'editors' of Wikipedia do not care about accuracy, but would rather perpetuate inaccuracy if they feel it is what most people believe or if they have an agenda they want to promote. I have also found many occurrences when citations have been used but the text itself does not match what the citation itself is saying - it seems that 'editors' will put a citation knowing that few will actually check the citation itself as a way of persisting their version of things. That said, it is fairly obvious that Wikipedia is just another internet resource that you should take with a pinch of salt.