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Internet surfing skills


Question Posted Sunday February 10 2008, 11:22 pm

I want to improve my internet surfing skills.Could you tell me about some good web sites and how you found them?

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roflswine answered Monday February 11 2008, 7:31 pm:
I agree with all the staples mentioned below.

But www.wikipedia.com can be great IF the information is cited.
Throwing it out the window simply because anybody could edit it is ridiculous. If it's cited, then it's perfectly viable.

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XoXoXoXo77 answered Monday February 11 2008, 12:06 am:
dont listen to the person below me. wikipedia sucks, anyone can post information on it which means that it's not a reliable source. the teachers at my school don't allow the students to use it.

use google: google.com
use dogpile: dogpile.com
use yahoo: yahoo.com
use ask: ask.com

yeah that's pretty much all you need. i like google the best.

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theymos answered Monday February 11 2008, 12:04 am:
Google and Wikipedia are all you need.

Also, read Advicenators' guide on how to use Google properly:
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XoXoXoXo77, anyone can also create a website and get it to appear on Google. But unlike most of those websites, Wikipedia cites verifiable sources.

When you use on a site found on Google, you are relying on a single person; a single point of failure. When you use Wikipedia, you are relying on the collective efforts of thousands of contributors.
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JaLye answered Sunday February 10 2008, 11:41 pm:
well, you can always try search engines such as google.com or yahoo.com or www.com

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