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Do you believe anything on the web?

Sunday Supplement

By Guttersnipe

Sun Feb 13 2005, 12:18

THE OBSERVER poses a good question, here, today.

The paper asks, on the web, whether you can believe anything on the web.

Meridian News, here, says its news area is being upgraded as "staff training continues". This message is slightly different from the message there a few days back, which seemed to suggest that some of the "operatives" were lacking a certain je ne sais quois.

Now do you believe anything that's on the web? We web geeks think we should be told. µ

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