How to read a record

• Every fact-check line names the publisher that wrote it, its rating in their words, and its date. We rate nothing ourselves.
• Post-verified means the fact-check cites a post this account actually wrote. Handle-matched means it named the handle. Claimant-named means the publisher's own record lists this account holder as the person who made the claim — the publisher's attribution, shown on its own. Name-only matches share a display name and nothing else — listed under their own heading, never counted.
• A record is a snapshot from the day research last ran. Sources can be corrected or withdrawn afterward.
• If you are the account holder and something is wrong, file a dispute from the record. Findings stay visible while it is reviewed.