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To build a research dossier, identify and organize credible sources to ground your new article. This process requires gathering Tier 1-4 sources, source-tracing, and evidence tagging to produce a structured dossier with key facts, gaps, and recommendations.

Source-tracing for fact-checking involves capturing URLs and access dates for every claim to enforce traceability. It flags unsourced or weakly sourced claims, preventing inaccuracies from propagating and ensuring content is grounded in credible Tier 1 and Tier 2 sources.

Organize credible sources by gathering Tier 1 and Tier 2 sources first to establish factual grounding, then supplement with Tier 3 and Tier 4 sources for context and framing. This tiered approach ensures your research dossier prioritizes high-credibility evidence.

Yes, you can convert a selected topic brief into focused research questions to guide the drafting process. This initial step directs the gathering of credible sources and structures the entire fact-based dossier for your new article.

The best way to flag unsourced claims is through evidence tagging during source organization. This mechanism identifies weakly sourced information, preventing the propagation of inaccuracies and ensuring every claim in your research dossier is traceable.