The source stays attached.
A passage is a starting point.
Search for a phrase, topic, or speaker. Open a moment to read the selected passage and the surrounding conversation.
The source title, publisher, exact interval, and attribution travel with the passage. Unknown information stays explicit.
Follow the context.
A receipt gives readers a path back to the source. Its provenance describes where an extract came from. It does not establish that every statement in a recording is true.
Read statements together.
A comparison Receipt puts two source passages in one document. Each keeps its own speaker attribution, recording or publication date, exact interval and context link.
A contradiction, a change of position and a difference in context are different findings. The explanation stays separate from the quoted words, so readers can inspect what supports it.
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