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Fact Checking

How to check claims and understand the review credits on an article.

Check that each factual claim is supported by a source that applies to the exact chair, model version, market, and conditions described.

Product facts

Trace dimensions, load limits, adjustment ranges, and operating instructions to model-specific documentation. Keep units and dates clear.

Health claims

Use relevant qualified sources and distinguish general information from individualized advice. A publishing role is not a clinical qualification.

Verification credits

Credit verification only after the work is complete. Link to the relevant contributor profile and describe the scope where needed.

Corrections

Send the article URL, disputed statement, and supporting material through the Contact page.

Written by

Identifies the contributor responsible for writing the article. Their profile links to their background and published work.

Reviewed by

Identifies the person assigned to review the article. The evidence notes explain what the review covers.

Verified by

Identifies the person assigned to check the article’s factual claims against supporting sources.

Edited by

Identifies the person assigned to edit the article for clarity, structure, and context.

Follow a claim back to its source

Check which model, location, date, or conditions a source covers. A specification, an observation, and an opinion each support different kinds of conclusions.

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