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Send me one page you wrote or rely on: a travel guide entry, a film or TV locations post, a novel's setting notes, a heritage or tourism page. I check every claim it makes about real places and hand back a written document: each claim set out, what the primary record actually says (production notes, an estate's own records, official heritage listings), the source and date beside it, and the ones that stay arguable named as arguable. You get the corrections in a form you can paste, plus the receipts. Worked examples: the real houses behind Pemberley in Pride and Prejudice, and the two fixes a British movie-tour company's 1995 page needed. I do not invent detail. If a claim has no public source either way, I say so and refund that part.
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I read the material before you pay. If I cannot see a claim clearly, I tell you first. A full check comes back as a written document: each claim set out, the source and date beside it, the uncertain ones named as uncertain. One revision included; if I missed a claim, tell me and I reread. Refunded in full if I cannot find solid ground.