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Also known as snopes.com, Did Sally Struthers really bad mouth Rob Riener. ?

Snopes (), formerly known as the Urban Legends Reference Pages, is a fact-checking website. It has been described as a "well-regarded reference for sorting out myths and rumors" on the Internet. The site has also been seen as a source for both validating and debunking urban legends and similar stories in American popular culture.

Key facts

Website.name
Snopes.com
Website.logo
Snopes logo.svg
Website.logo_size
125px
Website.logo_alt
Snopes logo
Website.screenshot
Snopes home page screenshot.png
Website.screenshot_size
250px
Website.caption
Screenshot of the Snopes home page in 2019
Website.commercial
Yes
Website.type
fact-checking
Website.registration
Optional
Website.country
United States
Website.author
Barbara MikkelsonDavid P. Mikkelson
Website.editor
Jessica Lee
Website.key_people
Tom SteeleNick HardingesCaroline WazerDavid Emery
Website.launch_date
(as Urban Legends Reference Pages)
Website.current_status
Active

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
organization
Headquarters
Tacoma
Location
Tacoma
Official website
www.snopes.com
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inception
1994-00-00
Alexa rank
2421
social media followers
295603
review score
1.7/5 (Bad)
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Article · Italiano

Snopes, o Urban Legends Reference Pages, è un sito web specializzato nel confutare leggende metropolitane, bufale o notizie false che girano via email sotto forma di catene di Sant'Antonio. È stata definito "una fonte molto apprezzata per la soluzione di miti e voci" su Internet. È stata anche vista come fonte di verifica e debunker di leggende metropolitane e storie simili nella cultura popolare americana. Il sito è gestito da Barbara e David Mikkelson, coppia californiana che si è incontrata nel newsgroup alt.folklore.urban. Il marito ci lavora part-time, essendo un programmatore di professione.

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