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 +Verifiability and reliabilty is a [[hub:core_content_policies|Core Content Policy]]. These overarching policies apply to contributions anywhere on the wiki. They are meant to uphold the general integrity, reliability, and quality of all content on Open Foresight Hub, fostering a productive and inclusive environment for all contributors and readers.
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 Material whose accuracy or reliability is challenged (or likely to be challenged), as well as all quoted material, must be attributed to a reliable, published source that could reasonably be checked by another editor. In the Futures collaboration space, where reliable published sources may not exist, then anything that might be challenged should clearly articulate the basis for the material, which includes reliable, published sources. In these instances: Material whose accuracy or reliability is challenged (or likely to be challenged), as well as all quoted material, must be attributed to a reliable, published source that could reasonably be checked by another editor. In the Futures collaboration space, where reliable published sources may not exist, then anything that might be challenged should clearly articulate the basis for the material, which includes reliable, published sources. In these instances:
  
-Reliable can mean: a source that is credible, trustworthy, and holds a reputation for providing accurate and verifiable information. It implies that the source has a demonstrated track record of factual reporting or analysis. +  * Reliable can mean: a source that is credible, trustworthy, and holds a reputation for providing accurate and verifiable information. It implies that the source has a demonstrated track record of factual reporting or analysis. 
-Published can mean: content that has been made publicly available through various mediums, such as books, scholarly journals, reputable websites, reputable news outlets, or other recognized platforms.+  * Published can mean: content that has been made publicly available through various mediums, such as books, scholarly journals, reputable websites, reputable news outlets, or other recognized platforms. 
 It encompasses sources from diverse backgrounds and regions, as long as they meet the criteria of reliability and being publicly accessible. The emphasis should be on the quality and credibility of the source, rather than adherence to a particular viewpoint. Open Foresight Hub encourages a broad and inclusive approach, acknowledging the importance of diverse perspectives and sources from around the world. Whenever possible, provide citations and references to support claims, ensuring transparency and allowing readers to verify the information. It encompasses sources from diverse backgrounds and regions, as long as they meet the criteria of reliability and being publicly accessible. The emphasis should be on the quality and credibility of the source, rather than adherence to a particular viewpoint. Open Foresight Hub encourages a broad and inclusive approach, acknowledging the importance of diverse perspectives and sources from around the world. Whenever possible, provide citations and references to support claims, ensuring transparency and allowing readers to verify the information.
  
Last modified: 2023/07/17 19:12 by elizabethherfel