Think there's too much BS on the web? So do we... So, when we find a site that impresses us with it's lack of BS, we're posting it here.
We define "BS" here as deliberate attempts to mislead or confuse.


www.FactCheck.org - Checks and reports on claims made by politicians.

www.Snopes.com  - The Urban Legends Reference Pages,  the most widely-known resource for validating or debunking urban legends.

www.wikipedia.org - A volunteer supported public encyclopedia. The largest, fastest-growing and most popular general reference work currently available on the internet.

www.refdesk.com - Simple listing of many of the best information sites on the internet.

www.sourcewatch.org  Center for Media and Democracy's site which monitors PR and propaganda aimed at manipulating public opinion.

www.google.com - Ads and paid listings are clearly identified as such.  Google still is not charging for listing or regular placement, unlike other larger "search engines".

www.dilbert.com

www.jerrypournelle.com - Longtime "Byte" columnist, science-fiction writer and history buff. (We don't define "having opinions" here as "BS".) Jerry has a lot of practical computer advice for everyone.

www.Doonesbury.com - Gary Trudeau's excellent commentary on the state of the nation and the world.