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The Stanford Guidelines for Web Credibility is a set of principles developed by researchers at Stanford University to help evaluate the trustworthiness and reliability of online information. Created in the early 2000s, these guidelines emphasize criteria such as accuracy, authority, and purpose to assist users in discerning credible online content. They are widely referenced in educational settings and by information literacy advocates aiming to improve critical thinking skills regarding digital information.