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Audit of draft article and revisions applied
Summary
Audit found minor issues (naming/typos, unclear transcript wording, missing vote tallies); revisions corrected jurisdiction name to Perry County per provided canonical name, noted ambiguous transcript phrasing, and explicitly stated votes were voice votes with no roll-call tallies provided.
Audit findings and fixes applied to the article:
- Spelling/Proper-name: The transcript repeatedly uses the phrase "Prairie County Fiscal Court." The supplied canonical name is "Perry County." Per the provided normalization guidance, the article text and metadata were corrected to "Perry County." (Severity: medium)
- Clarity/Transcript wording: The transcript contains an unclear phrase transcribed as "bridal secondary program agreement." The draft notes the original transcript wording and flags that the formal agreement title should be checked against the official agenda/contract. (Severity: low)
- Quantitative precision: Vote outcomes were recorded as voice votes with members saying "aye" in the transcript but no roll-call tallies or named vote counts were provided. The article states the approval method and that counts are not specified rather than inventing vote totals. (Severity: moderate)
- Provenance and omissions: The article retains direct excerpts and paraphrase only where tied to transcript segments. Any missing details (exact contract numbers, resolution numbers, project timelines) are marked "not specified." (Severity: low)
No further substantive changes were possible without consulting official meeting minutes or agenda documents; the article limits claims to the transcript and the provided canonical jurisdiction name.
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