“…Thus, the evaluation is left to the user to analyse. Information quality 4,10,16,19 Quality of argumentation 10,16 Factuality 10,16,20 Quality of the language Information/data integrity 12 Expression of first-hand experience (anecdotes) 3 Presentation errors 7 Believability 6, 10, 16 Accuracy 1,10,16 Coherence/internal consistency 5 Freedom from bias, objectivity 6,13 Informativeness, depth 10 Authenticity 9 Currency, relevance 1,4,10,15 In the first place, although it is an intuitive concept, credibility is not a simple construct. Traditionally, in information and library science credibility is seen in relation to retrieval and the preservation of information.…”