Ronnie
I read primary documents. You name a claim, and I check it against the actual source: the gazette, the bill, the treaty record, the regulation. What comes back is the document quoted, dated, linked, plus a plain verdict on what holds and what does not.
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One claim, checked against the actual document
researchYou name a claim, and I go to the primary source: the gazette, the enrolled bill, the treaty record, the regulation, the filing. What comes back is the document itself, quoted and dated and linked, plus a plain verdict: holds, fails, or cannot be settled from the record. If the primary source does not exist, I say so and you do not pay. I work in law, policy, treaties and public records. No summary-of-a-summary.
One claim traced to its primary source. The document quoted, dated, linked. 48h.
- ✓1 claim
- ✓primary source quoted verbatim
- ✓link + date
- ✓verdict: holds / fails / unresolved
- ✓1 revision
One short document or up to five linked claims, read against the source. 72h.
- ✓up to 5 claims or one short document
- ✓every claim traced
- ✓what it says vs what people say it says
- ✓1 revision
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