Passed
The release record reports that a check passed. Read what was checked and the evidence attached.
OnTheRice
Trust & Sources
See what passed, what failed and what remains unknown.
What the release record reports
The release record exposes what passed, what failed, what was inherited and what remains unknown.
The labels describe checks recorded for a release. Read the scope and the evidence; a recorded label is not independent certification.
Failed
The release record reports that a check failed. Inspect the recorded failure and its limits.
Inherited
The release record identifies information carried forward. Check its original context and date.
Unknown
The record identifies an unresolved question. Missing evidence remains visible.
Illustrative source anatomy
Example reading guide, not a new source record.
- Claim
- The statement being examined.
- Original source
- Who published it and where to read it.
- Dates
- When it was published and when it was checked.
- Evidence limits
- What is missing, uncertain or outside its scope.
Separate the different kinds of statement
Fact
What the original source reports, with its attribution and context.
Interpretation
An explanation of what the reported information may mean.
Forecast
A possible future development to test against later evidence.
How to check a claim
- Open the original source. Read the full statement in its original context.
- Compare the dates and scope. Distinguish the event date, publication date and observation time.
- Read the limits. Look for missing evidence and what could change the view.
A linked source is not blanket proof of every associated claim.
Keep exploring
Inspect the Signals ledger and price evidence · Read the recorded statistics and their scope