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Jordan Robinson

Verify Claims

Learn a repeatable process for testing headlines, posts, and rumors, and understand when something is careless misinformation versus deliberate disinformation.

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Why This Site Exists

This site, created by Jordan Robinson, is a practical guide to navigating misinformation and disinformation. Explore clear definitions, real examples, and simple tools so you can confidently check claims you see online every day.

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Follow a step‑by‑step checklist that guides you from first reaction to final judgment on any claim you encounter.

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Browse vetted resources, from fact‑checking sites to databases, so you can dig deeper when a claim is complex or technical.

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