- Is the information biased in any way?
The information is only about DHMO, there is no other side to the information
- Does the site rely on loaded language or broad, unsubstantiated statements?
yes
- Is emotion used as a means of persuasion?
They try to use fear.
- Does the site offer more than one viewpoint?
Not that I can see
- Are there links to other or alternative viewpoints?
no
- Does the site's information seem thorough and well organized?
yes
- Does the site clearly state the topics that it intends to address?
yes
- Does it follow through on the information it has promised?
Yes
- Does the information seem complete and consistent?
Most of it.
- Is the information well written and easy to understand?
Seems to be
- Does the Web site offer a list of further in-depth resources or links to such resources?
Any link leads you to more information on the same site
- What's the copyright status of material found on the site?
Copyright by Tom Way
- Is it important that the information you're looking for be absolutely current?
Yes current information is important
- Is a reference date provided to show when the material was put online, or when it was last updated?
Yes. Last Updated: October 27, 2011
- Do the links work?
yes
Before you saddle up and ride out into cyberspace, it's a good idea to stop and consider whether or not the Internet is even the best place to go. Ask yourself:
- Can I get the information faster offline?
no
- Does the online material I'm finding suit my needs?
It could be useful
- Am I able to verify this information?
no
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