26Dec
Don't Believe It: The Danger of Internet Misinformation
Just because something's written on a web site doesn't mean that it's true. Keith reminds us of this in his thoughtful post, Web of Misinformation. Whitespace has a good discussion on this as well.
The moral of this story? Know your author, question everything and learn to separate opinion from act.
Posted on: December 26, 2003 | No comments
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