How to use the Quotation Accuracy Checker.
Compare quotations with the actual passage, including nearby qualifications. An ellipsis should not reverse or overstate the source's meaning.
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Compare the quoted wording with the original passage, including the sentences around it. Check omissions, added emphasis and attribution separately, preserving the source's certainty and intended scope.
- What you provide
- Draft quotations and original source text.
- What you get
- Mismatched wording, attribution and omitted context.
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Example input
Source: The method may help small teams. Draft quote: The method helps all teams.
Completed example
The quote changes both certainty and scope. Use the original wording and attribution.
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Decisions and troubleshooting.
Can an ellipsis remove a qualification?
It should not make the quotation misleading. Retain qualifications that change the meaning even when shortening the excerpt.
What if the source and draft use different punctuation?
Separate harmless formatting differences from altered words or meaning. Report the exact discrepancy before proposing a corrected quotation.
Try it with your own source.
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