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Sources, evidence & verification · Core

Accuracy

Also called: factual accuracy

ELI5

The requirement that factual claims be supported and not materially misleading.

Used in conversation

“We need to agree how the accuracy will be handled with the people affected.”

Pitch context

Use this in nonfiction pitches to separate what is known, accessible, ethical and structurally repeatable.

Why it matters: Distinguishes story, access, evidence, format mechanics and participant-care responsibilities.

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Sources & evidence · 8

Direct term-level sources and supporting source families.