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MDN uses a hierarchical structure—a mistake that should have been corrected 10 years ago—and it's awful.

> When is the last time you just jumped onto the Wikipedia homepage and found your way to the information you wanted?

Literally every day. If you haven't done this, the only explanation is that you haven't tried. Wikipedia's built-in search is fine (and also completely unnecessary more often than not, since you can guess most page titles and their URLs). In fact, I've had my browser's default search engine set to Wikipedia for probably 10 years now. If I want to Google something, it's either because I've already hit the Wikipedia article and it was wanting, or it's because I'm looking for something different in nature.

The claim that Wikipedia is junk without Google is itself junk.