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The '''Bias Metric of Information Sources''' ([[Occitan]]: ''Metrica dau Biais dei Sorças d'informacions'' {{ipa|/metˈɾi.kɔ̆ daw bjaj dej ˈsuɾ.sɔ̆ d‿iⁿ.fuɾ.maˈsjuⁿ/}}), often abbreviated to '''MBSI''' is a system developped by the [[Imerchali Free Press Association]] to evaluate the amount of bias a source of information displays on a given piece of media.

== Levels ==
'''Level 0''': ''Largament indepepndent'' (Largely independent), the source is mostly independent from the related events, and unlikely to be biased towards one side or the others<br/>
'''Level 1''': ''Indirectament biaisada'' (Indirectly biased), the source likely has a marked preference for one side to the other, but efforts to maintain neutrality or is only lightly biased<br/>
'''Level 2''': ''Biaisada'' (Biased), the source has strong opinions on the matter and doesn't make any ostensible effort to maintain neutrality<br/>
'''Level 3''': ''Directament influençada'' (Directly influenced), the source has been directly influenced, via monetary or other means, by one of parties in the related events<br/>
'''Level 4''': ''Partit primaria'' (First Party), the source is directly involved in the related event