Two negative reviews and no positive reviews is enough to consider the website to have a negative reputation.

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Two negative reviews and no positive reviews is enough to consider the website to have a negative reputation: False.

<h3>What is reputation?</h3>

In Computer technology, reputation can be defined as a metric which is used to determine the quality of a particular website, especially based on the opinions and ratings by its end users.

In this context, we can infer that two negative reviews and no positive reviews isn't an enough metric to consider a website as having a negative reputation.

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