Task route
Check a fact and a rule
A working route for an editor, researcher, or author: fact first, then the precise rule, primary source, and verification date.
Fact
Primary source
Verification date
Open by situation
- Find the precise rule Full text, article anchors, the source registry, and the verified corpus in one route. Open route
- Prepare a checkable brief Where to find comparisons, figures, stable links, and machine formats. Open route
- Check the digital context When a fact concerns data, access to information, or a digital service. Open explainer
Common situations
Publication or quote
Use the exact wording, verification date, and primary-source link, not an unsupported paraphrase.
Blocking, data, or digital platform
Separate the constitutional framework from data-protection, platform, and authority procedures.
AI or analytics material
For external analytics and AI systems, use the verified corpus, site map, and JSON exports so the source and date stay attached.
Advertising, authorship, or reputation dispute
First separate the publication fact from commercial rules, authorship rights, and possible responsibility for the content.
Automated decision or personal data
Check which data was used, who the operator is, whether there is an official reply, and which law sets the review procedure.
What not to conflate
- A site card is a sourced explainer, not a substitute for the official text or legal opinion.
- Do not turn general context into a fact: keep the link, date, and exact wording.