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FactHub auditor: Overall Review

Findings

Everything this auditor has flagged, across all its versions, and what happened next: still open, applied in a later version, acknowledged, or rejected as a false alarm. A finding raised again by a later run is superseded by the newer one, so each problem is counted once.

74 findings: 61 open, 13 applied.

  1. Drop 'unambiguous' and 'every source agrees': the initiative's title says it repeals all of chapter 238, so describe the operative-clause reading as strongly supported rather than unambiguous.

    Open Minor check uncertainty-stated about article:i645-relief-stays-460000-families:1 (a draft when audited) 22 October 2026 by version 1

  2. Address the small-business part of the claim explicitly in the conclusion, and state whether any relief section is contingent on the repealed tax.

    Open Minor check context-and-omissions about article:i645-relief-stays-460000-families:1 (a draft when audited) 22 October 2026 by version 1

  3. Show the fiscal-note line items and arithmetic behind the ~$1 billion/year total; only the $226M WFTC figure is currently cited.

    Open Minor check claims-supported about article:i645-relief-stays-460000-families:1 (a draft when audited) 22 October 2026 by version 1

  4. Address post-2022 reports of X restricting speech on its own initiative, such as treating 'cis' and 'cisgender' as slurs in 2023, so readers can weigh practice against written rules.

    Open Minor check context-and-omissions about article:x-most-permissive-social-network:5 11 October 2026 by version 1

  5. Cite Zuckerberg's and Alphabet's letters and Meta's Q1 2025 integrity report directly, and list Truth Social's Community Guidelines as the source of the quoted viewpoint pledge.

    Open Minor check sourcing-quality about article:x-most-permissive-social-network:5 11 October 2026 by version 1

  6. Fix obj-bias: the cited Nature study reports 19.6% vs 4.5% suspended (Trump vs Biden hashtag users), not 35.6% vs 7.7%; also align Singal petition and Truth Social ban details with sources.

    Open Minor check claims-accurate about article:x-most-permissive-social-network:5 11 October 2026 by version 1

  7. Address whether the Kia/Hyundai wave, which spread mainly from mid-2022, fits the mid-2021 onset of Washington's rise or only the 2022-2023 phase.

    Open Minor check context-and-omissions about article:washington-pursuit-law-vehicle-theft:6 11 October 2026 by version 1

  8. Fix the FBI CDE link (encoded %26 returns HTTP 400) and the 404 Initiative 2113 session-law link, and add archived copies so readers can retrieve the primary data and law.

    Open Minor check sourcing-quality about article:washington-pursuit-law-vehicle-theft:6 11 October 2026 by version 1

  9. Add Commerce's delivered fuel mix for non-drought years (e.g. 2019-2022) so readers can tell whether the 2024 48.73% hydro share is typical.

    Open Minor check context-and-omissions about article:wa-hydropower-grand-coulee:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  10. Explain what Ecology's 1-3% measured (base price, years covered, pass-through assumed) and why it differs from the ~46 cents its own $58.31 allowance assumption implies.

    Open Minor check context-and-omissions about article:wa-cca-gas-price-effect:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  11. Say in the title and keyPoints that the 24-46 cents is the Washington-specific premium, mostly attributed to the program, and label the 'most cost would not reach drivers' reading as inference.

    Open Minor check claims-supported about article:wa-cca-gas-price-effect:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  12. Stop saying the claim holds on acreage: Washington has 47.2 percent of bearing acres; say acreage is consistent with a production majority, in summary and conclusion.

    Open Minor check claims-supported about article:washington-grows-most-us-apples:3 11 October 2026 by version 1

  13. Change the title range to match the article's own full-national estimate (about 57 to 64 percent in 2018-2025), or say the 60-67 percent applies to USDA's seven-state total.

    Open Minor check claims-accurate about article:washington-grows-most-us-apples:3 11 October 2026 by version 1

  14. Replace or archive the WSF 2026 fact sheet, FY2025 performance report, and JLARC review links, which now return HTTP 404 with no archived copy.

    Open Minor check sourcing-quality about article:washington-state-ferries-largest-us-system:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  15. Cite a source for the NYC Ferry vessel-count claim; the cited NYC DOT page covers only the Staten Island Ferry, a different system.

    Open Minor check claims-supported about article:washington-state-ferries-largest-us-system:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  16. Mention that WHO judged the 11 of 31 studies suggesting a link to be at high risk of bias, and cite its aluminium-adjuvant review, since both cohorts cover only MMR.

    Open Minor check context-and-omissions about article:vaccines-do-not-cause-autism:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  17. Correct evidence e4: WHO's 31 studies were not all from 11 countries; 20 of the 31 (from 11 countries) found no association, while 11 low-quality studies suggested one.

    Open Minor check claims-accurate about article:vaccines-do-not-cause-autism:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  18. Align confidence: the field says Moderate but the conclusion says 'Moderate to high'; state one level and explain the split for subgroups and long-term outcomes.

    Open Minor check uncertainty-stated about article:sugar-does-not-cause-hyperactivity:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  19. Note that the controlled evidence dates from 1994-1995, and address children with ADHD and food additives such as artificial colorings as alternative explanations.

    Open Minor check context-and-omissions about article:sugar-does-not-cause-hyperactivity:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  20. Add an order-of-magnitude comparison of Coriolis vs. jet and bowl-driven flow in a toilet; the household claim now rests on reasoning plus one popular explainer (e3).

    Open Minor check claims-supported about article:toilets-do-not-flush-by-hemisphere:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  21. Add the typical transit range the sources give (McGill: 24-48 hours; Cleveland Clinic: about 40 hours), with the variation caveat, so readers learn what normally happens.

    Open Minor check context-and-omissions about article:swallowed-gum-not-seven-years:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  22. Address other direct shaving experiments (e.g., Trotter's 1920s studies) or note that the controlled evidence rests on a single five-person 1970 study.

    Open Minor check context-and-omissions about article:shaving-does-not-thicken-hair:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  23. Correct the Cleveland Clinic evidence year: the cited page is dated January 11, 2023, not 2024 or 2025 as listed in evidence clinical-guidance-shaving.

    Open Minor check claims-accurate about article:shaving-does-not-thicken-hair:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  24. Lower confidence to Moderate or align it with the conclusion, which says confidence in broad rankings is only moderate.

    Open Minor check uncertainty-stated about article:seattle-rainiest-major-us-city:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  25. Revise the seoTitle "The Data Say No" to reflect that the answer depends on the measure, since the article concedes Seattle is frequently wet.

    Open Minor check framing-fair about article:seattle-rainiest-major-us-city:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  26. Add a wet-day frequency comparison with other major cities (e.g., Buffalo, Rochester, Pittsburgh, Portland) to show whether Seattle ranks among the rainiest by that measure.

    Open Material check context-and-omissions about article:seattle-rainiest-major-us-city:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  27. Anchor the 156 measurable-precipitation days to a specific 1991–2020 table; the cited Comparative Climatic Data page says its normals tables are 1981–2010.

    Open Minor check sourcing-quality about article:seattle-rainiest-major-us-city:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  28. Quantify 'far better': add a sourced typical conductivity range for tap or natural water next to the 0.055 uS/cm benchmark in the ordinary-water evidence.

    Open Minor check context-and-omissions about article:pure-water-conducts-electricity-poorly:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  29. Soften the answer's 'never enters the nucleus' to match evidence cell-compartments, which says only that the vaccine's pathway does not require nuclear entry.

    Open Minor check uncertainty-stated about article:mrna-vaccines-do-not-alter-dna:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  30. Address the residual plasmid DNA fragment claim (incl. SV40 sequences), which the cited CHOP page itself covers, and name and cite the lab study the objection refers to.

    Open Material check context-and-omissions about article:mrna-vaccines-do-not-alter-dna:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  31. Correct the CHOP source title to the page's actual title and add peer-reviewed or regulatory sources, as method step 4 says were prioritized.

    Open Minor check sourcing-quality about article:mrna-vaccines-do-not-alter-dna:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  32. Fix the WHO source description (its page never mentions DNA) and cite a source for the reverse-transcriptase claim in evidence integration-requirements.

    Open Minor check claims-supported about article:mrna-vaccines-do-not-alter-dna:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  33. Cite a source for 'food retains no microwave energy after the oven is switched off' or drop the FDA attribution; the cited FDA page does not say this.

    Open Minor check claims-supported about article:microwaves-do-not-make-food-radioactive:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  34. Point source season-3 to the specific IERS Conventions chapter/table giving the obliquity value; the cited versions index page does not state obliquity or discuss seasons.

    Open Minor check sourcing-quality about article:seasons-are-caused-by-axial-tilt:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  35. Correct source lightning-4's title to the paper at its DOI: 'Upward Lightning at the Gaisberg Tower: The Larger-Scale Meteorological Influence on the Triggering Mode and Flash Type'.

    Open Minor check sourcing-quality about article:lightning-can-strike-the-same-place-repeatedly:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  36. Add the sourced strike counts (CN Tower ~75/yr, Säntis ~100/yr, Gaisberg 819 upward flashes 2000-2015) and cite a source that explains field enhancement by tall structures.

    Open Minor check claims-supported about article:lightning-can-strike-the-same-place-repeatedly:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  37. Remove the claim of optical/high-speed records from evidence lightning-event-sensors, or cite a source; the Gaisberg paper uses current shunt and field antenna data only.

    Open Minor check claims-accurate about article:lightning-can-strike-the-same-place-repeatedly:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  38. Cite a source for the airflow, heartbeat, vibration and snoring mechanism in key points and summary, or reword to the Burke page's 'huge breathing monster' point.

    Open Minor check claims-supported about article:people-do-not-swallow-eight-spiders:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  39. Change the UC ANR evidence year from 2020 to 2021: the cited Bug Squad article is dated March 23, 2021.

    Open Minor check claims-accurate about article:people-do-not-swallow-eight-spiders:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  40. Address the in-vitro finding that cracking energy may exceed the cartilage-damage threshold, and note Swezey 1975's radiographic study; both are cited in the DeWeber source.

    Open Minor check context-and-omissions about article:knuckle-cracking-does-not-cause-arthritis:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  41. Source beyerstein-ten-percent names Beyerstein's 1999 chapter but links Chudler's Neuroscience for Kids page; fix the attribution or link the chapter, and add a primary lesion study.

    Open Minor check sourcing-quality about article:humans-use-more-than-ten-percent-brain:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  42. Cite sources for O2 decline (e1), nighttime warming (e2), and the 'energy-budget calculations' in the summary, or remove them; cited sources don't cover them.

    Open Minor check claims-supported about article:human-activity-drives-current-warming:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  43. Correct source author to Brandt, Dieterich, and Huppert (not 'Natzke et al.'), and change the NIDCD evidence year from 2023 to the page's 2017 (updated 2018) date.

    Open Minor check sourcing-quality about article:humans-have-more-than-five-senses:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  44. Evidence e4 says the LoC page describes hemocyanin and blue color when oxygenated; it only says octopus blood is blue from copper. Reword or cite a source naming hemocyanin.

    Open Minor check claims-supported about article:human-blood-red-not-blue:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  45. Replace the Space Math homepage with the specific 'Angular Size and the Great Wall' item, and fix the NASA URL, which now redirects to a 2009 image page rather than the titled 2004 article.

    Open Minor check sourcing-quality about article:great-wall-not-visible-from-moon:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  46. Give the actual figures in evidence angular-resolution (wall width, angle subtended, eye acuity) and cite a source that mentions Apollo accounts for evidence astronaut-observations.

    Open Minor check claims-supported about article:great-wall-not-visible-from-moon:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  47. Fix source babu2019: its real title is 'Postmortem changes in skin appendages-A histological study', a PMI study that per its abstract doesn't address apparent hair/nail growth.

    Open Material check sourcing-quality about article:hair-and-nails-do-not-grow-after-death:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  48. Cite a primary forensic source (e.g., Maples & Browning 1994, quoted by Snopes) for skin retraction; currently only Snopes actually supports that mechanism.

    Open Minor check claims-supported about article:hair-and-nails-do-not-grow-after-death:2 11 October 2026 by version 1

  49. Address the common claim that Apollo samples are lunar meteorites, and note Honeysuckle Creek (a NASA station) received the first-step TV before Parkes.

    Open Minor check context-and-omissions about article:apollo-11-moon-landing-evidence:4 11 October 2026 by version 1

  50. Summary says the 21.6 kg was 'verified as lunar', but the only cited study tested four 2-3 mm display fragments; cite the decades of sample studies the evidence item mentions.

    Open Minor check claims-supported about article:apollo-11-moon-landing-evidence:4 11 October 2026 by version 1

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