A zero-trust model is appropriate for estimating information quality on the internets, as the notion of a 'reliably reputable source' no longer makes much sense

A zero-trust model is appropriate for estimating information quality on the internets, as the notion of a 'reliably reputable source' no longer makes much sense (if it ever did). What this means is that statements from individuals and organizations about real-world events can't really be trusted unless they include links to the data their claims are based on, and are also transparent about how that data was analyzed and interpreted.