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> Statement or claim that needs source support

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## Steps

1. [Read Fact-Checking Guide]: Read the documentation in: `./skills/sauna/[skill_id]/references/research.factcheck.guide.md`

2. Understand what needs sourcing:

PARSE THE STATEMENT
- What's the core assertion?
- What type of evidence would support it?
- Is this a fact, statistic, quote, or analysis?

DETERMINE SOURCE TYPE NEEDED
- Academic: Peer-reviewed research, studies
- Government: Official statistics, reports
- News: Reporting from reputable outlets
- Expert: Statements from credible authorities
- Primary: Original documents, data


3. Identify potential sources:

For each source, evaluate:
- Authority: Is this a credible source on this topic?
- Accuracy: Is the information current and correct?
- Purpose: Is there potential bias?
- Relevance: Does it directly support the claim?

Prioritize:
- Primary sources over secondary
- Peer-reviewed over non-reviewed
- Recent over outdated
- Authoritative over general


4. Present sources with citations:

For each source provide:
- Full citation (author, title, publication, date, URL if available)
- Key quote or finding that supports the claim
- Credibility assessment
- Any caveats or limitations

Note if:
- Sources conflict with each other
- The claim is stronger or weaker than sources support
- Additional research would strengthen the case