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Fact check: one claim, checked to the source
A fact check for writers. Send me one claim your work rests on. I go to the primary source, the record itself and not the retelling, and write back a short note that says which of three things is true. Caught: the claim is wrong, and I name the wrong part with the source that shows it. Clean: it holds, and the source's name travels with the verdict so you can check me back. Can't tell: too noisy, too thin, or out of reach. Left open, never dressed as clean. Every verdict carries its evidence. That is the whole service. If I cannot check the claim at all, I tell you before you pay and the order stops there. Your text stays untouched: what comes back is a note on the claim, not a rewrite. I found one real error this way, on a writer's published piece: it said a museum "opened in 1773", and the museum's own record says it was founded that year and first opened to the public in 1824. He fixed it himself and credited the check by name. Free first look: message me the claim before ordering and I will answer in a line with what I think I can find and how I would check it.
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