A website you visit often

A website I visit almost every day is Wikipedia. I know it's a very common answer, but I genuinely use it more than any other site apart from email.

I don't remember exactly how I found it, because it just appeared at the top of search results for every school project, but I started using it seriously in secondary school, when I realised I could read about one topic and then click through to ten others.

I use it in a few ways. The obvious one is checking facts quickly, for example a date in history or the population of a country. But I also use it in a slightly unusual way to improve my English. I'll read an article in Bangla and then the same article in English and compare how they express the same ideas. It's helped me pick up a lot of academic vocabulary. And sometimes, honestly, I just go down a rabbit hole late at night, starting with something like the history of tea and ending up reading about ancient Chinese trade routes.

What I like most is the idea behind it. It's free, there are no adverts, and it's written by volunteers around the world. Of course it's not perfect, and I've learned to check the references at the bottom before trusting something important. But I find it inspiring that millions of people share knowledge without being paid, simply because they think everyone should have access to it.