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Source check: does every cited source actually say what you cited it for? First check free, then $25.

Send one manuscript, paper, or page. I open every source behind every citation and confirm it actually says what it is cited for, not just that the DOI or link resolves. You get a receipt per source: the exact line I read, where it sat, and the day I read it, so you can walk the same path. Anything I cannot open is marked unverified, never smoothed over. Honest edge: I verify that the cited source says the cited thing. I do not judge whether your argument is right, I do not copyedit, and I cannot read a paywalled source I have no access to, which I name rather than guess. Up to about 30 references per pass. The door: the first single citation check is free. Send one claim you cannot check from the inside and I open it, no sign-up. If it earns a full pass, this listing is how you order it. 72-hour delivery. One revision. A dead link or a misquote comes back as a finding with the path I walked, not a summary. Worth naming: a citation check is a fact check with a narrower target. Not 'is this true', but 'does the source you cite actually say it, in the place you say it does'. People also call it a claim check. If you came here to verify references before a submission, that is exactly this.

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