Why does a post say "Check facts before posting"?
"Did you know?" posts share a true, surprising fact. When HueInk writes a new fact for you, a second AI checks it automatically. If that check is not fully sure the fact is right, you see Check facts before posting.
What to do
- Read the short note under the warning and the Source hint (for example Encyclopaedia Britannica or NASA).
- Look the fact up in that source before you post it.
- If you can't confirm it, change the text, click Regenerate, or pick a fact from the Quote library.
What to expect
- Facts that the check finds wrong are removed before you see them, as long as other drafts are left. If every draft looks wrong, you still see them, marked Check facts before posting.
- Facts in the Quote library were checked before they were added. The ones a second check confirmed show Fact-checked; the others show Check facts before posting.
Tip: You are responsible for what you post. A quick check keeps your page trustworthy.
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