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In reply to the discussion: JPR folks out themselves. They dont want to believe in Russian interference because of... [View all]Jim Lane
(11,175 posts)Thank you for the implicit admission. That clarifies matters.
As for the list you linked to, the "Bio" and "Disclaimer" at the bottom indicate that it is the work of ONE person, an assistant professor at some unspecified institution, who candidly admits that all the contents of the document reflect her opinion.
So what does she say about the sites she includes? Well, she doesn't list "fake" versus "reliable" without more. She has multiple categories. To be sure, she includes sites that she considers to be "Fake News", for which her shorthand tag is "fake". There are quite a few in that category, such as abcnews.com.co -- evidently someone trying to trade on confusion with ABC News.
Inconveniently for your latest smear, however, Professor Zimdars does not award the "fake" tag to JPR.
The only tag that JPR gets is "political", which, if you examine the detailed key that precedes the chart, means "Sources that provide generally verifiable information in support of certain points of view or political orientations." You'll note that dailykos.com is also identified as "political" but not as "fake".
For once, Gothmog, you have (however indirectly) provided accurate information. JPR is indeed a source that provides generally verifiable information in support of certain points of view or political orientations.
I'm glad you and I could finally agree on something. Happy Holidays!