Editing Eurovision Wiki:Reliable sources/Noticeboard (section)

== ''The War Zone'' ==

Is ''[https://twz.com TWZ]'' generally considered a reliable source?

There's a [https://twz.com/sailors-talk-to-phalanx-ciws-as-it-targets-a-737-like-a-dog-about-to-bite-the-mailman ''TWZ'' article] that I want to use as a source in a Wikipedia article, but I am seeing conflicting claims on whether ''TWZ'' is reliable. One editor says ''TWZ'' is probably "[[Wikipedia:Reliable sources/Noticeboard/Archive 409#Internet magazines: 'The War Zone' and 'The Drive'|not useful for independent coverage]]," but there is no further discussion in the linked thread. I found a [https://secretprojects.co.uk/threads/bad-aerospace-websites-and-video-channels-unwanted-here.46209 thread on another forum] where people are both defending and criticizing ''TWZ''. However, Reddit users tend to think it's legitimate. [https://old.reddit.com/r/NonCredibleDefense/comments/i0ujf7/title/fzuc60e] [https://old.reddit.com/r/behindthebastards/comments/1rkzozz/looking_for_better_sources_on_iran_war/o8p7bd7] [https://old.reddit.com/r/thebulwark/comments/1rwj14q/where_are_folks_getting_their_news_regarding_the/ob0bqo5] [[User:Ixfd64|Ixfd64]] ([[User talk:Ixfd64|talk]]) 18:51, 18 March 2026 (UTC)

:I am 100% certain that they do not hire [[Oriana Fallaci]] or anyone else who, like her, would ride <i>outside</i> tanks during wars in places like Seria. So how do they get their news? Not from a new Oriana but from the web while they sip beer. They are a repackager. No go, no go. By the way, I heard that to comment on Reddit you need to take an intelligence test now, and you only get to comment if you fail the test. [[User:Yesterday, all my dreams...|Yesterday, all my dreams...]] ([[User talk:Yesterday, all my dreams...|talk]]) 21:59, 18 March 2026 (UTC)