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every time i would enter the website kaspersky would detect a trojan. Information is not bad but isnt worth a trojan.
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I thought Wikihow was okay, but when I visited the page on Nausea it tried to download a Trojan to my laptop!
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this site is useful and informative.
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It is useful, but considering that almost everyone can upload information on the website, you can never be sure of its trustworthiness.
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Everybody needs a manual sometime.
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Good information on how to do stuff. No spam, or popups or ads. Also the how to vids dont start automatically which is nice. (:
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This site is useful for people who wants to learn things from acing a test to painting a zebra. Some of the how to's are not safe for children (ex. alcohol recipes)
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A useful and good site.
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Nice site, with free technical information like ehow.
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Very useful site !
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gives useful information's.
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Very useful and safe site!
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It has been proven by many doctors that flouride is not good for our teeth. Try googling it and you will see for yourself. ***** Also this site says: ***** “First, fluoride is, as you know, one of the most toxic substances on earth, on par with arsenic and lead. It has no proven biological use inside the human body (teeth included). There is no minimum daily requirement for fluoride. And second, it is a cumulative poison. Only about half of what we consume is excreted. The other half collects in the teeth and bones, making them dense, but brittle. Those little white spots visible on the teeth of about 25 percent of American children are called dental fluorosis, a condition which not only predisposes them to decay, but also provides a sign that systemic fluoride poisoning is taking place. I think people should start listening to Naturopath and Homeopath doctors who care about treating the cause. Because it seems MD's only treat the symptons.
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I stumbled upon wikihow while googling one of my various hobbies. After ten minutes of browsing I was an addict. The support is excellent. They responded within hours to all of my concerns and did so in a polite and proffesional manner. Unlike many wikis, the editors on wikihow are helpful and supportive and encourage a great community atmosphere.
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