Some web sites provide information. Others may try to give you advice.

 

 

For example, a health related web site may talk about different treatments available to you or different ways you can help yourself.

 

In this case you need to think about how much it is actually telling you. If it only gives you one option, so that it appears that there are no other choices available to you, it may not be telling you the full story.

 

In most cases and situations you will have a choice.

 

A good web site will tell you about all of the options open to you.

The information should not be biased (See checkpoint 7). If it offers advice, it should also give you some idea of what may happen to you if you follow this advice.

 

 

Look at this example

 

 

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