Internet and paper documents should both be examined for accuracy, timeliness, relevance, purpose, and authority. All of the above are accurate. The Life of James Abram Garfield, late president of the United States. A report with charts documenting hourly wage rates by occupational group. An editorial in the Bakersfield Californian A letter rebutting an article in a medical journal.
Entries are usually too general for college level research.
Entries are not from an authoritative source. Entries are often limited to a single geographic location. Entries are often full of falsehoods and inconsistencies.