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Member since Aug 28, 2009, follows 4 people, 1 public groups, 27 public bookmarks (27 total).

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2009 May « Nature's Crusaders about 13 hours ago
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Inspiring Quotes Collection on 2009-12-11
Action Research « Sarah’s Blog on 2009-12-11
2009 July « The Ever So Strange Animal Almanac on 2009-12-11
Winter Fun - Photograph at BetterPhoto.com on 2009-12-11
Platypus on 2009-12-11
Save The Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus on 2009-10-28
Academic_Media_EvalWebPage on 2009-10-28
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  - any conflict of interest
  - (The last update of the page might have consisted of someone changing an email address or fixing a typo.
  - However, old information can still be perfectly valid
  - academic researchers? kids? buyers of competitors' products? trekkers? political extremists?
    
    Look at reading level of the page: is it easy to read or challenging? Does it assume previous knowledge of the subject?
    
    Consider the design of the web page: are there banner ads and animated GIF's, or does the page present a lot of text with little decoration?
    
    Support
    Does the author support the information he or she uses?
    
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    Is the support respectable?
    Does the page cite well-known sources or authorities?
    Does the page cite a variety of sources?
    Do other pages on the same topic cite some of the same sources?
    
    The web page in question should have a mix of internal links (links to web pages on the same site or by the same author) and external links (links to other sources or experts).
    
    If a web page makes it hard for you to check the support, be suspicious .
YouTube - software crack tutorial on 2009-10-26