Provenance

Check Eden Market claim provenance before updating

Provenance identifies who made a claim and how later sources relate to it.

Editorial scope: This information guide explains review methods and does not publish or route visitors to a claimed Eden Market destination.

Record the exact observation

Provenance identifies who made a claim and how later sources relate to it. In this Eden Market review, keep the evidence scoped to the exact URL or claim being discussed.

Save the full wording, publisher, visible date and the time of observation so later reviewers can reproduce the context.

Compare source and destination context

Provenance identifies who made a claim and how later sources relate to it. In this Eden Market review, keep the evidence scoped to the exact URL or claim being discussed.

Compare what the source says with the public page, hostname and any redirect behavior; do not let one familiar design element stand in for provenance.

Separate evidence from conclusion

Provenance identifies who made a claim and how later sources relate to it. In this Eden Market review, keep the evidence scoped to the exact URL or claim being discussed.

State clearly which facts were observed and which parts remain unverified. A pending result is better than a confident claim without supporting evidence.

Set a review trigger

Provenance identifies who made a claim and how later sources relate to it. In this Eden Market review, keep the evidence scoped to the exact URL or claim being discussed.

Revisit the record after a material source, domain, redirect or editorial change, and update the change log only when content actually changes.