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Audit of draft article against issues rules
Summary
Review of the draft article for spelling, clarity, chronology, framing, misidentification, omission, and other listed issues.
spelling: []
clarity: []
chronology: []
framing: []
misinformation: []
misidentification: [{"type":"misidentification","description":"A participant (Tyler) appears only by first name in the transcript; the draft initially implied full identification without clarifying the limitation.","severity":"medium"}]
out_of_context: []
Quantitative precision: [{"type":"missing_data","description":"Final vote tally for the closed-session motion is not recorded in the provided transcript; the draft must not assert a passed/failed outcome without evidence.","severity":"high"}]
Process clarity: []
Context clarity: [{"type":"statute_citation_correction","description":"Raw transcript cited '19.51 g' but Wisconsin’s closed-session exception is Wis. Stat. §19.85(1)(g). The article corrects the citation; this correction is noted in the audit.","severity":"low"}]
Agency clarity: []
Question emphasis: []
omission: [{"type":"omission","description":"No details about the federal grant (amount, source, recipient) are available in the transcript; the article correctly notes this omission but must explicitly state 'not specified' for such items if mentioned elsewhere.","severity":"medium"}]
bias: []
duplicate: []
Attribution lock: []
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