Provenance
Source reference, publisher, underlying reporting origin, publication time, collection time, and permitted use.
Each source needs to be read for what it establishes. Compare the activity, location and observation period before deciding whether accounts agree or conflict. Keep the original source and the reason for your assessment together.
Source reference, publisher, underlying reporting origin, publication time, collection time, and permitted use.
Event time, place precision, named actors, activity described, and the part of the claim actually observed.
Grouping rationale, independence check, contradictions, analyst interpretation, and the next review trigger.
The connected event and corroboration workflow remains in development. A useful research record preserves the source, its limits and the review history. The fields below describe the information needed for that record.