What does the acronym CARP stand for in the context of evaluating online sources?

Current, Author, Reliability, Purpose

A website ending in '.org' is generally associated with what type of entity? What potential bias might this type of website have?

'.org' websites are generally associated with organizations. They may have a bias or agenda related to their cause or mission.

I can figure out if stuff I see online is trustworthy by checking who made it, why they made it, and if they know what they're talking about.

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The CARP method is an acronym that can help you determine if a source is credible or not.
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The 'A' in CARP stands for author, and it's important to check the author's qualifications to see if they are an authority on the topic.
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The 'R' in CARP stands for reliability, and you can determine a website's reliability by looking at its top level domain, such as .com, .org, .edu, or .gov.