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Responsibility: About Us: Part Two Look for the name of the author or organization who produced the web page. Often there will be no specific person named, but there should at least be a clearly identified organization, with a mailing address and the email address of a webmaster or a contact person. Look also for a statement about the goals or philosophy of the organization. Knowing who is responsible for a web site will help you consider the other factors of authority, purpose, documentation, and updates. ![]() Cunningham Memorial Library, 650 Sycamore St., Terre Haute, IN 47809 812.237.2580 November 15, 2004 Maintained by: Tutorial Task Force Copyright © 2004 Indiana State University Comments and Feedback |