Question

While doing research on the Internet, what kind of website should you avoid because the information may be biased?

Answer 1

wikipedia

Answer 2

all of them

Answer 3

usually the most "reliable" are the
.org
.edu
.gov

Answer 4

all sources all the time need to be checked for bias online offline in the archives everywhere

everyone has some kind of ax to grind you just need to figure out what kind

Answer 5

yeah its true yoou still gotta double check for the reliability of ur info :P

Answer 6

.org

Answer 7

Think about things that add a bias. A company is going to promote their products. People on Wikipedia have slanted their opinions. Even testing organizations and review places have been shown to have favoratisim in their results. The less they have testable, verifyable sources, the worse it gets.

And those sources can also be suspect. For example, of all the things that have been researched, the vast majority have been disproved. If we limit the list of research to just the last 50 years, about half the items discovered were later proven wrong.

http://reason.com/archives/2012/12/24/half-the-facts-you-know-are-probably-wro

So you have to be very carful to get the latest information, look for independent verification, and be at least a little sceptical of everything.