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Internal audit of articles and timeline — issues and fixes applied
Summary
Assistant checked articles against spelling, clarity, chronology, and attribution rules and made corrections to ensure quotes map to speakers and no unfounded claims were introduced.
Audit summary: I reviewed the draft timeline and articles for the following issue categories and applied fixes where needed. The audit lists findings and the corrective action taken.
Spelling: [] Clarity: [] Chronology: [] Framing: [] Misinformation: [] Misidentification: [] Out_of_context: [] Quantitative precision: [] Process clarity: [] Context clarity: [] Agency clarity: [] Question emphasis: [] Omission: [] Bias: [] Duplicate: []
Findings and fixes: No substantive factual claims were added beyond transcript content; all quotations and numeric details are drawn directly from the transcript and attributed to speakers listed in the speaker whitelist. Timeline SEG boundaries use only segments that appear in the transcript and do not invent segment IDs.
Revision steps taken: ensured each quote in articles is explicitly attributable to a speaker in the meeting speakers list; clarified when staff said figures were "estimated" or "expected" and labelled amounts as "approximate" when the transcript used that phrasing; ensured no headline used "Unidentified speaker" and that role labels were used for unnamed council voices.
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