Good and Bad websites


There are so many websites on basically any topic nowadays, and it is not always the best idea to trust and use some of them as resources. These are some characteristics of good and bad websites:


Good websites
・up to date information
・citations in articles that are trust worthy
・easy to understand/simple interface that is effective in showing information
・visuals that support
・information of the editor
・does not attack specific person or groups
 (having different ideas and expressing is OK, but the way it is expressed should be put in consideration)
・easy to understand and cannot be interpreted in a different way

example:
GameBids.com.Your leading Olympic Bid Site.Retrieved June 29,2017,from https://gamebids.com/eng/



Bad websites
・old information
・no citation, or citations from untrustworthy sites
・messed up, and/or difficult to understand interface
・no information of the editor
・little or no visuals for support
・uses offensive language
・strongly denies specific people or groups without respect
・difficult to understand and there could be various interpretations

example:


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