Fact-checked for journalists consists of verifying that someone said something, unless what they actually said isn't consistent with the narrative. At that point, journalistic judgement comes into play. Do you attribute the quote that you want to an unknown source or simply go with it?
Fact-checked for journalists consists of verifying that someone said something, unless what they actually said isn't consistent with the narrative. At that point, journalistic judgement comes into play. Do you attribute the quote that you want to an unknown source or simply go with it?