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FROM MESSAGE TO SOURCE

One message.
Many connections.

Before sharing, find the origin. Turn a forwarded message into a question you can investigate.

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CONTEXT MAP
FICTIONAL EXAMPLE / 01

“The library
closes tomorrow.”

Forwarded ≠ confirmed
01 / ORIGIN
02 / DATE
03 / EVIDENCE
Who published it first?

Find the library’s original notice. The person forwarding it may not be the author.

O → 2 → ORECEIVE / QUESTION / CONNECTHow we work ↗

FIELD NOTES / 01—02

Look closer. Find the connection.

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01 / THE SOURCEDoes the document say that? →
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02 / THE RECORDEvery capture has a date. →

TRY THE PROCESS

“The library closes tomorrow.”

A fictional example. Four questions change the reading.

Which library? Which day?

Isolate the claim that can be checked. “Tomorrow” depends on when the message was written.

Now work through your own question →

One question at a time

What is the claim? Where did it come from? Does the document actually say that? Use the verification worksheet to organise your reading. It does not calculate a truth score or replace research.

Connected records: The O2O background.

Connecting language and action

Otwoo’s history includes conversational agents, online-to-offline services and access to information. We document that history with sources and dates, including the NILC-FakeNews route described in 2018.

Choose your next step

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Sources and references
  1. www.icmc.usp.br · source 1 ↗