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For one if it has a .gov or .org because that makes and official and the person knows what they are talk about

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Usually I just check multiple sources to check if they have the same information and based on how the site looks

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-When it has a good review.

-When is from a famous website.

-When is written with evidence and not just opinion.

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check multiple sorces, see if the have .gov or .org. dont use Wikipedia

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what makes a online source credible is having a good counter claim and having the right amount of evidence to back it up and having reliable sources

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Wen its written with evidence and some sources say the same thing its not based on opinion 

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Wen its written with evidence and some sources say the same thing its not based on opinion 

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criss

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A source needs related articles for it to be credible. A source also has to have a purpose for to have an impact with the community.

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I'll check for coverage, sources and reviews.

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anything besides Wikipedia. check if it has something besides .com. use other sources to see if your source is viable.

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Checking multiple sources to make sure you’re evidence all adds us so you’re not getting different answers from other sources

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Whether it is peer reviewed. If the site is from an established source or organization like government sites.

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A way I know that a source is trustworthy is from the reviews also if it has 100% facts about the situation

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I know when a source is reliable when its from a well known website and it has accurate dates.