Start with what was said
A comment asking for a recommendation gives more direct evidence than a like. Keep the text that supports any assigned category.

Define useful categories
Separate questions, requests, experiences, and general reactions. Use categories that relate to the research decision you need to make.
| Record | Context to preserve |
|---|---|
| Profile | Original public profile URL |
| Social activity | Post or comment and its source |
| Added detail | Public evidence and verification state |
Review interpretations
Relevance scores are suggestions. Check the thread and profile context before using an interpretation to prioritize a person.
A useful research record should explain what was observed, where it came from, and what still needs checking.
Keep the source attached
Preserve the post URL and original comment with your research notes so the reasoning stays inspectable.
Explore the workflow
Put these principles into a draft in the CrowdYeti editor. Live data collection and delivery are still in development.
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