Click on these and see what they say. Do not take the award at face value without checking it out. Use a search engine like Google or AltaVista to see who links to the page. Then visit some of those sites to see what they say about the page in question. Look for the page in a reliably annotated subject directory.
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Try to think of alternative viewpoints, and ask if they are represented or linked to. Arguing a viewpoint with examples that suggest that what is argued is ultimately not possible. Perform all the other tests above on the page, and, if you do not find other information to explain the tone, question whether the page is an irony that you might feel foolish to cite as if it were factual or straightforward. There are many very well done satiric pages on the Web. Some are in the exercise above.