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Brier, remember that you looked at various sites to determine their validity by: 1. check the hyperlinks 2. check 'contact us' 3. check the base URL 4. go to www.altavista.com, type link:(and website address) and see whom it is linked to

Please pretend that you read a newspaper editorial in which they cited information that clearly came from a hoax site. Write them a letter in which you respectfully explain to them that hoax sites exist and that they can't be trusted. Then explain to the person the multiple processes they can go through to validate the reliability of the site. Dear newspaper In the letter last week I believe that the website was a makeup. Online there are sites that claim to be a true sites but are not. These are called hoax sites. Hoax sites can be a lot like true sites. False sites can't be trusted because it is people making stuff up and putting it online. A few ways to identify joke sites is to check some of the hyperlinks. Also check the "contact us" page. You can check at the base URL and see what it has to say. A very good way to find out is to go to www.altavista.com, type link:and the website address and see what websites link to it. so before you put articles about sites make sure it is a good source


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