Spot what needs a check

Start with one claim, then check what else matters.

A date, price, rule or step may affect what you do next. Mark it for a check. Do not assume the rest is fine just because you found one risk.

A claim with no source is not yet supported. That does not prove it is false or made up. A current, relevant source may help you check it.

Check the source for the right place, date and task. For health, legal rights, money or safety, seek the right qualified help when needed.

Use the samples or review private details before sharing real text. A quick check is not a promise that you caught everything.

The closing time is a claim, not a checked fact.

Made-up trip reply: Leave by 8 in the morning, pack water and snacks, and the museum closes at 5 in the afternoon. No museum, visit date, journey time or source is supplied.

Plan a check for a bus-time claim.

Made-up reply: "Your bus arrives at 10 in the morning." No route, stop, direction, date or source is given. Write what you would not rely on yet, which details are missing and where you would check.