For this research paper the websites Drug Liberalization from Wikipedia and Why should or shouldn’t all drugs be legalized? from Quora are discussed. A detailed view of these two websites will be given and a supportive conclusion of whether the websites agree or disagree on its stand of legalizing drugs. Most of the information on the websites are informative. The Why should or shouldn’t all drugs be legalized? website is more opinion based and the Drug Liberalization website is more factual. While both websites allow anyone to make changes to the articles there is a sort of social standard of being truthful with their responses. In doing a speech presentation or a research paper the recommended website is Drug Liberalization from Wikimedia,
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website gives depth to the argument. With personal opinions from others such as Joshua Engal , Martin Vargic a “science enthusiast,” and Drew Henry a “drug enthusiast.” The website also allows for comments from anonymous users. The Drug Liberalization website includes arguments for the legalization of drugs. The key points throughout the website are drug policies, economics, a brief history of drugs, and short narratives from around the world (about drugs) in those countries discussed earlier. The purpose of the Drug Liberalization article is to share information and influence views. The owner of the website is the Wikimedia Foundation. The organizational skills of the website are well structured and can be read easily. The article on Drug Liberalization is not associated with any other organization, political bias, or view. It was last modified on October 24, 2016 and the links work. There is no contact information given, this is an Attribution-Share Alike license. It is part of Wikimedia and is geared to the general reader. The coverage of the topic is complete and links to additional information can be found. Drug Liberalization provides definitions, data, and history of the topic. The purpose the website Why should or shouldn’t all drugs be legalized? is to give a forum to pose the argument of whether all drugs should be legalized. It’s on Quora.com a discussion board. The page is well organized and easy to navigate. There is no bias and is a question and answer site. The website can be modified as each blogger chooses, there is no contact information. It’s a blog website for a general audience. The article coves the topic fully with graphs and
website gives depth to the argument. With personal opinions from others such as Joshua Engal , Martin Vargic a “science enthusiast,” and Drew Henry a “drug enthusiast.” The website also allows for comments from anonymous users. The Drug Liberalization website includes arguments for the legalization of drugs. The key points throughout the website are drug policies, economics, a brief history of drugs, and short narratives from around the world (about drugs) in those countries discussed earlier. The purpose of the Drug Liberalization article is to share information and influence views. The owner of the website is the Wikimedia Foundation. The organizational skills of the website are well structured and can be read easily. The article on Drug Liberalization is not associated with any other organization, political bias, or view. It was last modified on October 24, 2016 and the links work. There is no contact information given, this is an Attribution-Share Alike license. It is part of Wikimedia and is geared to the general reader. The coverage of the topic is complete and links to additional information can be found. Drug Liberalization provides definitions, data, and history of the topic. The purpose the website Why should or shouldn’t all drugs be legalized? is to give a forum to pose the argument of whether all drugs should be legalized. It’s on Quora.com a discussion board. The page is well organized and easy to navigate. There is no bias and is a question and answer site. The website can be modified as each blogger chooses, there is no contact information. It’s a blog website for a general audience. The article coves the topic fully with graphs and