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5 pages in length. The writer reviews the validity of information found on three Web sites: www.norwebster.com/mars/lavatube.html; Science.nasa.gov/newhome/headlines/ast27may99_2.htm; and www.nwlink.com/~ufocntr/. No bibliography.
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his authorship and placing a bit of reserve upon his validity. Inasmuch as he outright states that this site is comprised primarily of his own speculation, the reader is
left to judge for him or herself just how much trustworthiness should be given to the author. The fact that there exists an extensive bibliography significantly helps to support
the authors questionable validity on the topic, as does the authors personal biography, address and phone number. Indeed, this clearly demonstrates his desire to put forth the best effort
he can in both validating and standing by his personal comments. The publishing body does not appear to be associated in any manner
to the author or his topic of discussion. As an independent web host, the publishing body is acting in nothing more than a host capacity in order for the
author to place his article onto the Internet. The point of view or bias is most certainly that of the authors; however, he does plainly tell the reader this
at the very beginning. By doing so, there is no misunderstanding of intent, leaving the reader to form his or her own discernment. A Web site visitor may
not unconditionally trust what the author has to say since he is a self-proclaimed novice, yet that does not mean that his insights are entirely invalid; rather, it just means
that the reader might want to verify the authors speculations from another, more celebrated figure in this field before placing too much trust in his viewpoint.
The author is clearly open to providing a number of referrals as a means by which to demonstrate his inexperience on the topic. By providing an
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