Source Credibility Checklist Generator — illustrative example

INPUT
An article states "70% of teams save an hour a day". The excerpt has no named author, publication date, study link or description of teams surveyed.

RESULT
Credibility checklist:
- Claim to verify: 70% of which teams, under what definition of saving an hour?
- Authorship: not supplied.
- Date: not supplied.
- Primary evidence: no study linked in the excerpt.
- Needed: original study, sample, question wording and measurement method.
Verdict: evidence insufficient from this excerpt; the statistic is not established as true or false.

REVIEW
Credibility review examines evidence, authorship and context rather than assigning truth from appearance. A polished page can still lack support for its claims.

This is a teaching example, not a live execution record.