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Article similarities aside, those might be two of the worst websites to quote as sources, the Daily Mail is banned from being cited on Wikipedia as it's not a r
by unfunco 9y ago
Article similarities aside, those might be two of the worst websites to quote as sources, the Daily Mail is banned from being cited on Wikipedia as it's not a reputable source; and the Independent is no longer producing what many people would consider journalism.
- tutufan 9y agoThere's a lot of that going around these days...
- ankushnarula 9y agoThose two links came up when I typed my initial search to verify the original source. When I later changed my query to "saudi arabia male guardianship" I found the main stream of related articles on Google News: https://news.google.com/news/story?ncl=d8vQiW5woz_iD_MaFaFAQMVeK6WbM&q=saudi+arabia+male+guardianship https://news.google.com/news/story?ncl=d8vQiW5woz_iD_MaFaFAQ... Note: I am not evaluating thousands of sourced references per day like Wikipedia - nor do I have a partisan political agenda. In this case, I evaluated the source content and it seemed fairly apolitical. Very likely, both of my linked sources used an AP or Reuters articles as their primary source.