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The internet is packed with information, but not all of it is reliable — in fact, a lot of it isn’t. So I’m really curious to hear from others: How do you identify trustworthy sources online, especially when researching everyday questions or problems?

A site that’s helped me recently is https://www.justaskgenie.co.uk/
. They manage to balance journalism with practical advice in a way that’s rare these days. The articles feel accurate, well-researched, and written by people who genuinely care about helping readers find the right answers.

Do you rely more on expert-written articles, peer reviews, or forum discussions when you want trustworthy information? And what red flags make you immediately distrust a website or online source?

Here’s the link if anyone wants to take a look:
https://www.justaskgenie.co.uk/

Really interested to hear how you all separate reliable info from online noise.