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Start with a useful question
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Make the source easy to check
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Use dates honestly
An update date reflects a substantive content change. It is not refreshed simply because the site is rebuilt. We do not describe an old offer as current or treat an affiliate inventory sheet as proof that an offer is still available.
Be clear about advertising
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Corrections and publication
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