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A methodology note email template

An explanation of how the research is actually done.

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Message anatomy

A useful starting point, with the important parts named.

Every publication claims to check things. This is the actual rule, applied consistently, and the label appears in about one piece in four.

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From
Yedingham Yardstick
Subject
How I check something before publishing it
Preheader
Two independent sources, or it is labelled as unverified.

Method

Two independent sources, or the claim is labelled unverified in the text

Every publication claims to check things. This is the actual rule, applied consistently, and the label appears in about one piece in four.

The rule

Two independent sources for any factual claim. Independent means not derived from each other, which excludes most secondary literature.

When it cannot be met

The claim appears with the word unverified and the single source named. That happens in about a quarter of pieces and is not hidden in a footnote.

What counts as a source

Documents, and people with direct knowledge. Not previous articles, which are how the same error propagates for a century.

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If you can supply a second source for anything currently labelled unverified, that is genuinely useful.

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