If that was the logic we were using then Wikipedia shouldn’t be allowed to have articles on health and law either. WebMD shouldn’t have ever been legal either.
Obviously, the benefits to having that information available outweigh the hypothetical negatives. Even with them being incorrect, partial and easy to draw invalid conclusions from, having the information be freely and readily accessible is better for everyone.
If that was the logic we were using then Wikipedia shouldn’t be allowed to have articles on health and law either. WebMD shouldn’t have ever been legal either.
Obviously, the benefits to having that information available outweigh the hypothetical negatives. Even with them being incorrect, partial and easy to draw invalid conclusions from, having the information be freely and readily accessible is better for everyone.