no because its going to have to have one, just you don't know of
Site credible references that support their position.
"A secure site would contain a connection that contains secure connections, and credible resources and references. Such things like the author, the place of location and other contact information should be accessible to the visitor."
Facebook is both, a credible site + an non credible site
Criteria that determine a credible source include the author's expertise, the publication's reputation, the presence of citations and references, and the accuracy and objectivity of the information presented.
must be reliable and written by professionals.
government sites are credible because it's the government's outlet.
If a website ends with .edu or .gov, odds are that it is credible. You should also look for an author on the site and look into the author (credentials and such) and when the site was last updated. Another thing to look for is whether the website is endorsed by a stable, creditable organization or group.
Wiki isn't a credible source, because, it doesn't really give off correct information.
IS kind of cool so dont really care
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Determining crediability ask your self these four questions who is the author, who do they link to, Is the website filled with errors? Do you trust the domain name?
if the author is considered an expert in his or her field