What people do
A named contributor chooses the claim, makes the case, answers the strongest reply and stands behind the published words. Editors check structure, sourcing and fairness to the opposing argument.
What automation does
Automation can collect public material, organise records, prepare research and run the two daily factual games. It can help a person compare sources. It does not publish political argument under its own authority.
What automation does not do
It does not invent facts, diagnose motives, hide inconvenient records or decide that a named person is good or bad. A factual tool shows its source and lets the reader draw the conclusion.
Corrections
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