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A claim is verifiable if: | A claim is verifiable if: | ||
*A verifiable source can easily be found by means of an internet search, or | *A verifiable source can easily be found by means of an internet search, or | ||
*A verifiable source has been referenced using the instructions in [[ | *A verifiable source has been referenced using the instructions in [[Consumer Rights Wiki:Verifiability#How to make an inline citation|adding references]] | ||
Articles should only consist of verifiable claims. Claims that make assumptions or are based on personal experiences or isolated incidents are not valid. For example, "Motorola is pushing updates to their older phones that intentionally slow them down" would only be considered valid if a verifiable source proves it. | Articles should only consist of verifiable claims. Claims that make assumptions or are based on personal experiences or isolated incidents are not valid. For example, "Motorola is pushing updates to their older phones that intentionally slow them down" would only be considered valid if a verifiable source proves it. | ||