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What else can I help you with?
Why would you ask where and when a source was published who wrote it and whether it was fact-checked?
to determine a sources credibility ~ apex
Are deutsche mark bond issued by the bank of Berlin in 1928 still valuable?
Duetsch Marks I believe are still valuable. I think they would hold value just because of the fact they are from 1928.
Is snopes a legitimate source?
Yes, Snopes is generally considered a legitimate source for fact-checking and debunking myths and misinformation. They are known for their thorough research and transparent sourcing of information. However, it's always good to cross-reference information with multiple sources for verification.
Which would be the least reliable source a fact checker could consult?
The least reliable source a fact checker could consult is an online source that is open to the public for edits. While fact checking, the best sources are encyclopedias and academic journals. These sources have been written by experts in their field and cannot be edited or changed by the public.
What makes a book highly valuable?
Rarity alone does not make a book valuable. It’s a combination of things: how important is the work, how many copies are available, how many people would want it, how old is it, what edition is it, what condition is it in.
What is credible sources?
Credible is believable, based on information or fact.
What is fact finding?
Searching for facts from different files or sources.
What is fact-finding?
Searching for facts from different files or sources.
Is the credibility of the information provided by Amber Lyon verified by fact-checking sources like Snopes"?
The credibility of information provided by Amber Lyon is not verified by fact-checking sources like Snopes.
Which of the following online sources might be helpful if you wanted to verify a fact that was reported on the news?
Media fact checker
How is intensity related with loudness of a sound?
My sources tell me that it is in fact legal.
What is the definition of investigative reporting?
Investigative reporting is a form of journalism that involves in-depth research and analysis to uncover hidden or undisclosed information, often related to issues of public interest such as corruption, government mismanagement, or corporate wrongdoing. It typically requires extensive fact-checking and verification of sources to produce a comprehensive and well-documented report.
