of the screen, as the first item in the box marked "toolbox". This will give you a complete list of other Wikipedia articles which link to the current article. Even if the article you are looking at is a stub — or, more remarkably, if it is a blank article that has not yet been started — numerous related articles may be easily accessible through this feature. Sometimes these backward links will show you ways in which the article you started from is incomplete in one area or another. Take advantage of "printable version" Another feature of the "toolbox" is the "Printable version". Use it whenever you want to print articles for a printer-friendly version of the article. Browsers, such as Mozilla Firefox , that recognize the media print will automatically apply the printable version when printing with the default Monobook stylesheet . Understand Wikipedia's biases No good scholar expects any given reference work to be truly unbiased. Instead, one comes to understand the expected bias of a particular work. For example, in looking at the 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica , one expects to find some Anglocentric perspectives and attitudes about race, ethnicity, sex, and sexuality that by today's standards seem prudish and perhaps bigoted . In using Collier's Encyclopedia , one should expect a rather Americentric perspective (and probably a lesser degree of scholarship than in Britannica , but a more easily readable style). Unlike some reference works, Wikipedia's biases are inconsistent. Wikipedians come from all over the world and