Methodology and sources

What SEEC verifies, what it treats as an assumption, and what is still unknown.

Principles

Prefer primary and official sources for factual claims.
Display the verification date for information that can change.
Keep facts, examples and assumptions visibly separate.
Mark missing information as to be confirmed instead of guessing.
Recheck dynamic amounts before final publication.

Content statuses

Editorial review: wording is checked by a person before publication.
To be confirmed: a missing factual point, never replaced by a guess.
Verified: checked against an official source with a visible date.

Usage measurement

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