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When you know that it is a reliable source it  .edu

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When you know that it is a reliable source it  .edu

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Also if the author is good at what they do, in the article you might read.

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.net .org .edu are good sources

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doesn't ask you for personal information .

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The website has information on the author(s) and the URL has .org

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If you want to know if a website is a reliable source, make sure it has .gov, .net, or .edu at the end, and if it's an article, find the area where it shows that author and read about his/her profession and what they accomplished.

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Experts that have gone to college and have a good education and know what they are talking about and have good solid facts and that they have written the article that you find online.

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When it has no .com because anyone can make them

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The web link says https
it says .org

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For example if you look on websites and see it ends like in .gov or something like that and not something random then you know its a good source and also some websites have before it the padlock symbol and that means its a safe website to go on

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.org
Their phone number
Their address or po box

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.org .net .edu .gov
You need to be able to see the authors name or who created the website.

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The creator of something

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If it is written by an other who has a lot of knowledge on that subject or topic

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.org or .net are good look for an author.

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I will know if it is a reliable source be seeing if it uses like .com or .org

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If the last letters in the website end in .edu or .gov

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A reliable source is something or someone who knows a lot about the subject, is good at what it is and is what it does oris its job.Sources like .net, .org , .edu ,or .gov are websites that are almost always reliable.

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If the link starts with https or if the link ends in .gov, .org, .net, and .edu

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One thing that determines if a website is reliable is if it has the "https:" Because the s in that means secure. Another thing to look at is the ending of the website. If it says .com, .net, or .gov.  com is commercial purposes. net is network purposes. gov is government purposes. edu is educational purposes. org is organizational purposes. If you are looking for facts and then it has the author of your source and what they specialize in.

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It is from a known expert/ or source

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If it shows the author and stuff about them selves.

.net .org .edu .gov

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The creater of the website, game, book, etc.

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I know it a good reliable source by seeing if the end of the link uses .net .edu .org

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Has good information or on a book on the back it describes it or look at the table of consent.

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If it has a good domain like edu
If it has .com it might not be the best.