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Feel like we've all memory-holed the era where blogging, podcasts, and wikipedia were considered the equivalent of slop

Still a cornerstone of middle school media literacy, it turns out.

Clarification: Wikipedia is banned, blogs are bad, WebMD is good, but main guidance is to trust only .gov domains. Which…

that. seems exactly backwards? I mean, "trust .gov domains" was good advice until relatively recently, but there are a *lot* of blogs I'd trust more than webmd (you do have to check them on an individual basis though).