Two of the most bogus sites (not sports related)

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I hate these two sites:ABOUT.COMandCNET (but not as much as ABOUT.COM)WHY?  Because about.com never has any real information.  When I read About.com I feel like I&#x27;m listening to the weekly media session w/ Obama&#x27;s White House spokesman.CNET sucks because you&#x27;re limited to 250 words in their reviews section.  250 words about the pros and cons of the new Droid Incredible?  Come on!  I&#x27;d find more room to write something relevant on a bathroom wall!!!

Anent · Answer

I hate these two sites:ABOUT.COMandCNET (but not as much as ABOUT.COM)WHY?  Because about.com never has any real information.  When I read About.com I feel like I&#x27;m listening to the weekly media session w/ Obama&#x27;s White House spokesman.CNET sucks because you&#x27;re limited to 250 words in their reviews section.  250 words about the pros and cons of the new Droid Incredible?  Come on!  I&#x27;d find more room to write something relevant on a bathroom wall!!!

mr_bollox · Answer

so dont go on these sites anymore

WhiteMice · Answer

I have found CNET to be quite informative with their reviews

Anent · Answer

mr.BolloxAh, the love it or leave it argument.I don&#x27;t go to these sites, but too often an article links to these sites, upon which the quest for any in-depth information ceases immediately when About.com opens up.WhiteMice,The reviews on cnet are great, and I probably unfairly slammed &#x27;em.  But if you try to add your own feedback about a product, 250 words isn&#x27;t very much space.  This tells me that a negative viewpoint on a product is very limited, in terms of space. Fortunately we still have sites like Consumer Reports, where that type of bias is better hidden.Sort of like facebook not allowing a "dislike" widget. LAME!

Two of the most bogus sites (not sports related)

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