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Audit of draft article vs. transcript
Summary
Checklist audit identifying transcription ambiguities and attribution limitations that affected the draft article.
Spelling: []
Clarity: []
Chronology: []
Framing: []
Misinformation: []
Misidentification: [{"type":"missing_speaker_names","description":"Transcript does not provide speaker names; article uses 'Speaker 1' and 'Speaker 2' as unidentified participants and flags this limitation.","severity":"medium"}]
Out_of_context: []
Quantitative precision: [{"type":"unclear_vote_tallies","description":"Transcript contains fragmented numerical counts and name calls during the room-location vote; exact tallies cannot be reliably determined from the text.","severity":"high"}]
Process clarity: []
Context clarity: [{"type":"unspecified_state_law","description":"Speaker 2 referenced a 'state law' requiring more specific agendas but did not identify the statute; article notes the law as not specified.","severity":"low"}]
Question emphasis: []
Omission: []
Bias: []
Duplicate: []
Attribution Lock: [{"type":"attribution_limit","description":"Because mover/second names and clear vote counts are not present in the transcript, those details are labeled 'not specified' rather than attributed to named individuals.","severity":"medium"}]
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