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Datawrapper's blog 403s, Medium is unreachable, JSTOR wants a session, and a search snippet is a paraphrase rather than a source's words. The failure mode is guessing, or silently writing a weaker page. docs/source-requests.md now holds a fetch queue with the specific question each link needs to answer, plus a register of claims already live on the site that rest on recall rather than a page anyone opened — starting with the riskiest, an inference about which mistakes the Economist piece owns up to. docs/sources/ is the drop zone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ULE5RRxdQE1ebwefEd2eCM
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# Fetched sources
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Drop zone for pages an agent couldn't reach itself. One file per source,
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named for the row it answers — e.g. `datawrapper-pie-charts.md`,
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`economist-mistakes.md`.
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No format requirements. Paste the relevant passages, or just write what the
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page says in a couple of sentences. Either works; the point is that a claim
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stops resting on recall.
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Worth stating at the top of each file: **where it came from and when**, so a
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later reader can tell a 2018 position from a 2026 revision. Datawrapper's
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dual-axis post is exactly this trap — it was rewritten years after the version
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everyone quotes.
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Keep files to the passages that matter. This repo is public, and these notes
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exist to check claims rather than to reproduce anyone's writing.
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See `../source-requests.md` for what's wanted and why.
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