Good or bad website

There is no guarantee when it comes to iformation found on the internet. So how do you know if you can trust a website? Here are some questions you should ask yourself to make sure the website is good or bad.

Does it introduce an author? Is the author a well-known person?
Is the website old or up-to-date?
Is the website personally or objectively written?
Does the website have many subscribers? Does it have comments?
Is the website rather closed site or does it link to a website?

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Answers to the 15 questions part3

Q11. Why did Tokyo become candidate? A11. There are several reasons, but some are: to show technology, improve Fukushima's reputation, economical growth 東京オリンピックのメリットとデメリットまとめ！経済効果や具体例は？. (201, August 19). Retrieved July 26, 2017, from http://olm2020.jp/285.html 東京オリンピックパラリンピック大会計画. Retrieved July 26, 2017, from https://tokyo2020.jp/jp/games/plan/ ________________________________________ Q12. What can be changed so that foreigners can feel more comfortable during their trip? A12. From the answers of the survey, transportation. road signs and maps, and restaurants are first in priority to solve. Station maps are difficult to read and understand, some road signs and maps are still only in Japanese, and at restaurants, menus are not fully translated, and employees are not always confident with other languages ________________________________________ Q13. What are predicted consequences? A13. Budgets are high, there might be less economic effects as predicted, gap betw
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results of my survey

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I got 12 answers to my survey, and the results are as below. _____________________________ Surprisingly, only a single person was not supporting Tokyo for the 2020 Olympics host city. Since most of the people who answered the survey lived in Tokyo and other neighboring prefectures, I predicted that less people support it because there has been many negative voices on the news. Instead, there are 4 people for "neither", and reasons for this, they commented that they "don't really care", or "will not have the advantages that claimed so enthusiastically during the bidding process", etc. This result was surprising too, because my prediction was that answers will concentrate  on "soaring budgets". Instead, the issue with the new National Stadium came in first. This could be because there was recent news that a man working at the site committed suicide from overwork. This is the result of the matrix question. As you can se
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