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∙ 12y agoA source may be considered reliable if published by a national association, a scholar or scholarly publication, or a library (local, regional or national), to give three examples of reliability.
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∙ 7y agoCheck the credibility of the source by looking at the author's credentials, the publication's reputation, and any potential biases. Verify information by cross-referencing with other reputable sources. Consider if the article uses reliable data and provides proper citations to back up its claims.
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∙ 12y agoThe accuracy of an article is dependent on the contents of the article. Reports by non-knowledgable persons such as news broadcasters is often filled with mistakes due to their lack of knowledge.
In order to determine the validity of an article, one must trace the source of the article back to the orignial publisher and examine their credentials.
For instance, if an article on the sun is published by NASA the article is trustworthy, as they are considered an authority on astrophysics. If the article originates at the blog of one John Everyman, who is a professional ditch digger, the article may be subject to skepticism.
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∙ 6y agoTo be reliable, an article from an internet source requires
No, ezinearticles.com is not considered a reliable source of information. It is an article directory where anyone can publish content, so the quality and accuracy of the information can vary widely. It is often better to rely on more reputable sources for accurate and trustworthy information.
It's only safe to download files from the internet if you KNOW that the source is trustworthy. If you are uncertain, then the answer is a definite NO. The files MIGHT be safe - but it's high risk if you don't know. Even from sources you THINK should be trustworthy there is still some residual risk if you mistype the URL or go to the site from an email link or if the site gets compromised.
Just for info, I already found 'Nullum habeo timorem' for 'know no fear', but I don't know if it is correct, thanks for help! (No google translator isn't trustworthy source)
AnimalRescueSociety.gov
AVG can check for you.
if she is a trustworthy person
Get your friend to test it and tell him you tried it and it worked... Then you will know!
Magazine articles are secondary sources
A reliable source is a credible and trustworthy outlet of information that provides accurate and well-supported content. This can include academic journals, government publications, reputable news organizations, and expert-authored books. It is important to verify the credibility of a source before using it in research or decision-making.
You can find articles about science on Sciencedaily.com and Sciencenews.org. Scientificamerican.com is another good source of science articles from past issues of the magazine.
A relevant source is a credible and trustworthy reference that provides information related to a particular topic or subject. It is important to use relevant sources to support arguments and ensure the accuracy and reliability of information. Examples of relevant sources include academic articles, books, reputable websites, and expert interviews.
What are all of the articles? Articles are words like A and the but I don`t know them all!