Current state: this topic is approved. A public dossier only appears when the evidence is reviewable, claims are mapped to sources, and a human editor signs off on the final framing.
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What makes this publishable
Publishability checklist
1. Source floor
At least three independently reviewable sources before the question becomes a public claim set.
2. Claim mapping
Claims mapped to source IDs before publication, with caveats separated from supported findings.
3. Human review
Human editor review before a dossier goes public. AI output is never evidence.
How readers can help
Submit a source, correction, or firsthand context
Reader contributions stay in moderation until an editor can verify source quality, relationship disclosures, and whether the material belongs in the evidence ledger.
Copy the page URL from your browser when you want to send the question to someone else. This page is the stable manual return path while evidence and status change.
When to revisit this question
What changes next
New source appears
Return when a new independently reviewable source appears and can change the source floor.
Status changes
Return when the status changes from proposed to researching, approved, or published.
Challenge gets stronger
Return when a claim can be challenged with better evidence, missing context, or a stronger counter-source.
What can change this status
Evidence changes before status changes
Independent sources
Independent sources can move a proposed question toward approved or researching when they make the question investigable.
Contradictory evidence
Contradictory evidence can keep a claim uncertain instead of publishable until editors separate supported findings from caveats.
Corrections and challenges
Corrections and challenges can reopen human review after publication when they change source confidence or claim wording.
Status changes still require human editorial review. This glossary does not move topics, publish dossiers, or run provider calls.
Moderated evidence submission
Add evidence for editor review
Submissions enter human moderation before they affect score, claims, or dossiers. This is a manual intake affordance only.
No AI extraction, search, crawling, or provider calls run from this formNo automatic source ledger changes
How this evidence intake area worksPublic submitter workflow
1. Prepare evidence quality with the checklist before typing into the form.
2. Check readiness and submit only after sign-in, profile sync, and topic state allow moderation intake.
3. Track owner-scoped status after submitted evidence appears in the signed-in status tracker.
4. Respond if editors ask for clarification from the signed-in clarification response surface.
5. Review seeded moderation examples to understand the manual queue shape.
No backend change, query change, mutation change, provider call, source-ledger mutation, automatic moderation, or publish action runs from this organization guide.
Evidence intake hierarchyScan order
Primary action: prepare and queue evidence
Start with the checklist, readiness guidance, and evidence fields.
Owner-only follow-up appears after sign-in
Status tracking and clarification responses stay scoped to the signed-in submitter.
Editorial examples stay last as read-only context
Seeded rows show the manual moderation shape after the active submitter workflow.
Visual hierarchy only; no backend, query, mutation, provider, source-ledger, automatic moderation, or publish behavior changes.
Moderation queue examples
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