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Independent evidence research · Updated October 3, 2026

Editorial Methodology

How we define, classify, source and conclude every claim.

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Research Workflow

  1. Define the claim
  2. Classify it
  3. Find the most direct source
  4. Check date and independence
  5. Write a conclusion no stronger than the source

Claim Tags

TagMeaning
VERIFIED FACTDirectly checkable
SELLER CLAIMStated by the seller
INDEPENDENT EVIDENCEFrom non-commercial sources
LIMITATIONKnown gap
UNVERIFIEDNot confirmed

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