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Popular YouTubers because unless they are about learning it is all biased

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wikipedia can be a terribly unreliable source , because anyone from anywhere can edit it as they please

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Wikipedia because anyone can edit the article.

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wikipedea is an unreliable source because anyone can edit it

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An unreliable source is Wikipedia because anybody viewing its can Edit and critique it.

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i would say some news channels and like wiki because itr can be edited by anyone 

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i would say some news channels and like wiki because itr can be edited by anyone 

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JAYCE MAESER

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Wikipedia is a unreliable source because anybody can edit it

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Wikipedia is an unreliable source because people can edit it

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Wikipedia is an unreliable source because people can edit the documents on that site.

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Wikipedia is a unreliable source because people can change anything.

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Wikipedia is an unreliable source because anybody can put what they want on it.

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Hollywood films aren't reliable because they aren't based off of what actually happened, it's only for the views of it.

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Youtube or social media are not reliable because anyone can post any opinion

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Answers on Quora because the person giving the answer is not always qualified to give the answer, or bases the answer off of their opinion, or just plain doesn't know what their talking about.

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http://www.modernplasztika.co.hu/audioful_eng.html - This site is obviously fake because there is not a surgery available that gives you pointed ears and if there was,it's wouldn't increase your hearing.

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a unreliable source is a YouTube live stream they will always say stay for five more min and this will happen but then just reset the timer and ask for donation

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A entertainment movie (and some educational movies as well) because they add in fictional things and things that didn't happen, take out things that did happen or make the real things just background information, and they miss some important stuff

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If you need information on videogames, the random opinion of someone on some random community isn't very reliable, the same goes for a YouTuber (They don't have to be a YouTuber though) who hasn't played the game for very long.

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Documents that have gone through lots of translations or have been spread only through oral communication are susceptible to lots of change, making them unreliable for professional use most of time.

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A movie because their normally something that is happening and the actual fact are being broadcasted just in the back.

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a magazine by people magazine because they aren't reliable

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Movies because there are smaller stories in it while they can’t explain the whole story in that short amount of time

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Wikipedia because epople are able to go into the documents and change them to what ever you want.

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Movies because they change facts to make a good movie

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Wikipedia, because even when you want to use it most, anyone can edit it, so you can't.

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Quora is an unreliable source because the answer to your question that is shown is the most popular, not the most valid

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Personal blogs are found pretty unreliable because it’s one person writing/saying whatever they want to.

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Wikepidea, because people can add/edit whatever they want

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First hand accounts of something that happened years ago

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Fox News is not reliable source because they’re very biased to Republicans

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Most free sources are unreliable because half of them are scams and have cookies.

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Quotes from the internet because as we learned peoples words are often twisted or changed

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Someones blog is unreliable because there just anyone and could lie

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Personal blogs are unreliable because the user can choose to say anything they want, wether it is true or false or a complete joke.

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Fox News isn’t very reliable because they are strongly biased to the right and you can’t really trust a source that is strongly biased because they may twist the truth in their favor

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Websites that don’t state sources or fact checked by one person isn’t reliable because they might make up

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Most Movies because they cant tell the whole story in less than 2 hours. And they also add there own story. And small facts that aren’t true

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Personal websites are unreliable websites because person writing will share their opinions which are not facts.

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Wikipedia is an unreliable source because anybody anyone edit the document and make it a whole different story than what it’s suppose to be

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𝙖𝙪𝙜𝙪𝙨𝙩 𝙗𝙪𝙧𝙩𝙤𝙣 シ

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𝙖𝙪𝙜𝙪𝙨𝙩 𝙗𝙪𝙧𝙩𝙤𝙣 シ

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Wikipedia is an unreliable source because anyone can change it, and make a whole mother story.

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Wikipedia is an unreliable source because people are allowed to change stories and edit what the real story is

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Wikipedia is an unreliable source because people are allowed

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Wikipedia is an unreliable source because people have the power to edit text.changing the story o story

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Quora is unreliable because the answers to questions are posted by people that aren't always educated on the subject, thy could lie or enter false information without any evidence that it is correct

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Quora is unreliable because the answers to questions are posted by people that aren't always educated on the subject, thy could lie or enter false information without any evidence that it is correct

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- Olivia McFarlane

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An unreliable source is Wikipedia. It is unreliable because anyone can enter information

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Facebook anyone can post anything about anything anytime

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Facebook anyone can post anything about anything anytime

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AJ+ because it is the propaganda branch of Qatar and heavily biased.

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Facebook anyone can post anything

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By Alex Glessner Images on the internet. My proof:

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By Alex Glessner Images on the internet. My proof:

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He never said this. People   Also didn’t “discover” the nuclear bomb. It was invented. Any body can put anything on the internet.

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Facebook because, any one can post any thing

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Wikipedia because anyone can alter it

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this is unreliable because people can edit any text that is on this website

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I feel like reddit is a unreliable source. Anyone can make a post about there opinion or a lie And people will start believing it.  People may be trying to learn about it but they could come up to a person who’s lying and start believing them.

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I feel like reddit is a unreliable source. Anyone can make a post about there opinion or a lie And people will start believing it.  People may be trying to learn about it but they could come up to a person who’s lying and start believing them.

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SaM vEnKeR

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Wikipedia is an unreliable source because anyone can edit articles and people don't always use true information.

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Quora is an unreliable source because the only information on it is opinionated and comes from people that may not have much knowledge about the subject.

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Blogs, tweets and forums because anyone can post anything the want

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I say Wikipedia because anyone can edit Wikipedia and can say anything on the page and can be bias

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Reddit because anyone can say anything and share their biased opinions

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Flat earthier blogs
They usually don’t use any factual sources and are usually use personal things and use things like personal blogs as sources

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My unreliable source is blogs because they are strongly opinionated and they can lack professionalism.

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Historical Novels aren’t reliable sources because while they may be based on facts it can still contain fiction.

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In conducting homework research, you are basically conducting a search for facts: little tidbits of truth that you will assemble and arrange in an organized fashion to make an original point or claim. Your first responsibility as a researcher is to understand the difference between fact and fiction-and also the difference between fact and opinion.

Here are some common places to find opinions and works of fiction that can be disguised as facts.

1. Blogs

As you know, anybody can publish a blog on the Internet. This poses an obvious problem with using a blog as a research source, as there is no way to know the credentials of many bloggers or to get an understanding of the writer's level of expertise.

Many people create blogs to give themselves a forum to express their views and opinions. And many of these people consult really shaky sources to form their beliefs. You could use a blog for a quote, but never use a blog as a serious source of facts for a research paper!

2. Personal Web Sites

A web page is much like a blog when it comes to being an unreliable research source. Web pages are created by the public, so you have to be very careful when choosing them as sources. It's sometimes difficult to determine which websites are created by experts and professionals on a given topic.

If you think about it, using information from a personal web page is just like stopping a perfect stranger on the street and collecting information from him or her.

Not very reliable!

3. Wiki Sites

Wiki websites can be very informative, but they can also be untrustworthy. Wiki sites allow groups of people to add and edit the information contained on the pages. You can imagine how a wiki source could contain unreliable information!

The question that always arises when it comes to homework and research is whether it's OK to use Wikipedia as a source of information.

Wikipedia is a fantastic site with a lot of great information, and this site is a possible exception to the rule. Your teacher can tell you for certain if you can use this source. One thing is for certain: At a very minimum, Wikipedia offers a reliable overview of a topic to give you a strong foundation to start with. It also provides a list of resources where you can continue your own research.

4. Movies

Don't laugh. Teachers, librarians, and college professors will all tell you that students often believe things they've seen in movies. Whatever you do, don't use a movie as a research source! Movies about historical events can contain kernels of truth, but they are created for entertainment, not for educational purposes.

5. Historical Novels

Students also believe that historical novels are trustworthy because they state that they are "based on facts." There is a difference between a factual work and a work that is based on facts!

A novel that is based on a single fact can still contain ninety-nine percent fiction! Never use a historical novel as a history resource.

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What Sources Should You Avoid in Research?

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In conducting homework research, you are basically conducting a search for facts: little tidbits of truth that you will assemble and arrange in an organized fashion to make an original point or claim. Your first responsibility as a researcher is to understand the difference between fact and fiction-and also the difference between fact and opinion.

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my unreliable source is a movie that’s not a documentary. my reliable source is new york times

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My unreliable source is Quora. Quora anyone can post on and it may be opinion biased. So I don’t think it is the most reliable source.
https://www.quora.com/

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Examples of unreliable sources are websites where you can edit articles like Wikipedia,Fandom.com , and Wiktionary.If anyone can just edit the article then it is likely that some of the information will be incorrect.
https://www.wikipedia.org/
https://www.fandom.com/
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wiktionary:Main_Page

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Blogs because they are meant for entertainment and anyone can make them.

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answers.com is an unreliable source because on this site, you ask a question and other users will give you answers. So, there may be bias in the way people answer questions, or just incorrect answers in general.
https://www.answers.com/

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A play or musical. While research was probably put into the making of the production, like movies, the show is likely to skim over, exaggerate, or minimize the details.

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quora because if you ask a question other people answer it and the one that gets the most likes gets shown first.

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quora because if you ask a question other people answer it and the one that gets the most likes gets shown first.

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Nischal Mohan

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movies based on events that aren't documentaries because they will change up and exaggerate things to make the movie more interesting

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Personal blogs because the information put up may or will always have different perspectives of certain stories.

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Blogs because anyone can make a blog and it the person may not know what they are talking about.

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Wikipedia because people can edit on it and they don’t always put true information.

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Russia Today (RT) and government-run news sources are generally unreliable. They're normally propaganda outlets for the government.

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https://www.theonion.com its made to be false news

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Liam Bihr
Fox is literally a republican propaganda machine and is heavily biased sooooooooooooo...

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Blogs. As you know, anyone can publish a blog on the Internet.

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This is unreliable because it allows you to edit somebody else’s article so everything may not be real if anyone can just change your writing.

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Downton Abby- A tv series that takes place from 1915- 1930 ish, the tv show exaggerates real life events for drama and entertainment as well as money.

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Rowan Erhard
Websites that are not peer viewed or written by one person can be bias that’s why you should always use more than one source.

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Websites created by random with random information are mostly not accurate because you don't know if they did real research and you don't even know if the website is safe.

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Blogs because anyone can publish one on the internet. Also a blog is usually used to express personal or biased views.

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Quora. So I’m a quora subscriber, and from personal experience. Quora is pretty reliable. But if you are doing research, I wouldn’t take the risk.

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Fox News is a news channel commonly known for having republican party bias and are subject to many controversies. -Ben Koebbe

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Breaking News, Latest News and Current News from FOXNews.com. Breaking news and video. Latest Current News: U.S., World, Entertainment, Health, Business, Technology, Politics, Sports.

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This is a comedic act about segregation in schools. It isn't true because they are purposefully messing stuff up to be funny.

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The Little Rock Nine Take on Segregation in Schools (feat. Amandla Stenberg) - Drunk History

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Name: jayden
Movies always try to add information that isnt true to make it more dramtic and entertaining

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Claire Scally . You are able to edit the text on this website, this means the information isn’t always right. People change the words and the readers would not even realize unless they check a reliable source.

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Stephanie. This website allows you to edit the information on its page so not everything is correct, there are chunks of information missing from the topic and they don’t have everything you need with people editing and deleting items. Wikipedia is also an unsafe source editors can steal info from  you just from if you edit or their ads.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Maintenance_template_removal

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(Dr. Schmidt) This particular website lists all the state run media for North Korea. The news from this site is filtered through the government and may not be an accurate or true version of events.

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Due to regular server outages and multiple occasions malicious scripts have been found on official DPRK media sites, KCNA Watch mirrors all DPRK media for easy access and browsing.