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factual information on the internet


Question Posted Thursday February 23 2006, 11:02 pm

What are some ways you can tell a site is giving you factual information and someone didn't just make it up? Or ways that you can tell the into isn't factual?

I was on this site ([Link](Mouse over link to see full location)) looking up things abour cushion starfish and I'm not sure if the information is right.

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MikeDaBoobNinja answered Sunday February 26 2006, 8:24 pm:
If you could find the same information on three seperate websites that aren't linked together in any way, then most likely it's true. It's called tri-something. I forget.

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