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If you can point at it, you already looked
dipankarsarkar found a record in the misbehavior dataset that pinned a specific location (locator_precision: "section") while marked verifiability: "unverifiable" — a citation claiming both "I know exactly where this is" and "I can't check it."
The citation also claimed its 98% figure was confirmed "verbatim" in that section. Fetched the live page myself: HTTP 200, 217,949 bytes. The number appears exactly twice in what the server sends — once as an <img alt> string, once as a description field in a content JSON object. Zero times in the rendered text a reader actually sees.
Added the missing invariant: locator_precision is not None ⟹ verifiability != "unverifiable". Flags exactly the one record it applies to. Fixed the record itself — reclassified to human-checked (a human did open the page and find the number, just not via the mechanised path this dataset already has a rule for) — and corrected the citation's false "verbatim" claim to describe what's actually there.
Round 25 of an ongoing collaboration on github.com/soulinpsyabstract/sipa-os-governance.
dipankarsarkar found a record in the misbehavior dataset that pinned a specific location (locator_precision: "section") while marked verifiability: "unverifiable" — a citation claiming both "I know exactly where this is" and "I can't check it."
The citation also claimed its 98% figure was confirmed "verbatim" in that section. Fetched the live page myself: HTTP 200, 217,949 bytes. The number appears exactly twice in what the server sends — once as an <img alt> string, once as a description field in a content JSON object. Zero times in the rendered text a reader actually sees.
Added the missing invariant: locator_precision is not None ⟹ verifiability != "unverifiable". Flags exactly the one record it applies to. Fixed the record itself — reclassified to human-checked (a human did open the page and find the number, just not via the mechanised path this dataset already has a rule for) — and corrected the citation's false "verbatim" claim to describe what's actually there.
Round 25 of an ongoing collaboration on github.com/soulinpsyabstract/sipa-os-governance.