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Sus

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I know that a website is good is when it tells you all the information you need and there is no scam ads

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When the website is made by a prof.

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When the info is true and also is not over dramatic

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jj

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W

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Let us side with the russians

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Please tell me why these kids are doing this-

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I agree with the russian

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When it is trusted by the author

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A author or publisher recommended it or has .org
Wikipedia is a bad information and does not have real information

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When it says .org, .com or .edu

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Uwu brisen

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Author

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When it gives me actual details and good info

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When it gives me actual details and good info

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If the author is a proffesional

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Author

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When it has Edu at the end and/or it was written by a trusted author.

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I now when a website is good when it has good sources and it can be trusted it has .ORG or .EDU and if it got good information 🥱

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When it shows the sources it got it from, showing evidence, good in depth detail, usually has a .EDU, and it is trusted.

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Kornegay

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the person who made it is really good at making websits

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When it has been approved by a professional

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When it has been approved by a professional

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When it shows where they got the information

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The claim is supported by facts not opinions

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When it has edu or org and good information

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When it says .com or . Edu

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The author has a good reputation😀

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When it sites where it got its information from

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Kk

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When it is not bias and gives both sides of the argument (this depends on what the article is about)

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If it is a trusted author Author ➡️

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Is the information current or is it old

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.com

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When a website can be trusted, it has the “ edu “ or “ org “. I also know,  Don’t use the Wiki. That can be edited by ANYONE! I also know that if its good, it’s got REAL information and mostly no ads. Also it should NOT have ANY bots that pretend to be “ “ Helpful “ “ employees. Don’t trust those people. They aren’t real- It should also have where they got the information. Its bad to say that you made the information when you really didn’t. DON’T STEAL! Besides that, :) Have a great day! - Caroline Edwards

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When it ends in .edu

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I know a website is good because Several factors such as consistency, colours, typography, imagery, simplicity, and functionality.

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Someone reliable or professional who makes a website is the better choices 

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Someone reliable or professional who makes a website is the better choices 

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I know the website is good because it end with org. Or edu.

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It might be reliable if it doesn’t have any spelling or grammar mistakes

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What makes a website good for research is if they indicate like actual reliable source.

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Algo fantástico…

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A website is good when it ends in like .gov or .edu it is not good when it is .com

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If it is a proven reliable source that helps learn about the subject

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If it is a proven reliable source that helps learn about the subject

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P.s. hi brycen

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When it’s not like an opinion and real facts and has quoteing an author

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When it’s not like an opinion and real facts and has quoteing an author

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If it is on a trusted website, if it is a well known/trusted author

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When It quotes/references other non-related reliable sources

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If it is NOT opinionated

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.org or .edu

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Algo increible

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If it has Harvard profs on it