Explore Prompts

Create a guide to evaluating maps and location claims: official maps, open map data, update timing, and common pitfalls. Include a validation workflow.

Teach me to use community/local sources (neighborhood groups, local leaders) safely: verifying identity, cross-checking, and avoiding scams. Provide a checklist.

Create a method for offline verification: who to call, what to ask, how to document, and how to avoid rumor amplification. Include scripts.

Provide an ethics-first guide for online research: privacy boundaries, legal considerations, minimizing harm, and responsible sharing practices.

Create a checklist for evaluating info from podcasts/YouTube: guest credentials, citations, edits, sponsorships, and cross-checking. Include note-taking template.

Teach me how to validate a Wikipedia claim by following citations to their sources and checking whether the citation truly supports the statement.

Give me a guide to detecting SEO spam: templated prose, missing authorship, affiliate bias, scraped content, and suspicious interlinking. Provide quick heuristics.

Teach me how to use wikis/forums responsibly: check edit history, citations, expert participation, and corroboration. Provide a checklist and caution rules.

Create an “information diet” plan: what to monitor daily/weekly/monthly, how to avoid doomscrolling, and how to keep situational awareness responsibly.

Help me build a trustworthy alerts stack: RSS, email alerts, official feeds, and curated newsletters. Include criteria for selecting sources and avoiding overload.

Write message templates for responding to rumors: asking for sources, proposing verification steps, and correcting gently without escalating conflict.

Create a system for confidence labels (e.g., 30/60/90%) and rules for upgrading/downgrading confidence based on new evidence. Include examples.