Change google.com to wikipedia.org

While Google's front-page is undoubtedly the single most known site on the Internet, authoritative details of underlying back-end operations that result in HTML page brought to end-user's device are either unknown, scarce, outdated or non-verifiable. For the sake of _"No[t] skipping out on anything"_, it is a must that we describe processes taking place both on client **and** server side as detailed as possible.

One can't argue that Wikipedia is also a _[very widely](http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/wikipedia.org)_ recognized website, however best thing about it in comparison with Google is that it is a non-profit organization and runs its operations on a [known OSS stack](https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Servers). I would also expect that inquiring Wikimedia sysops/admins about some [additional specifics](https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page) would be more successful than trying a same feat with Google.

@alex What's your take on this?