Nine-point review

A Nine-Point Record Before You Save a Product Link

Record what you have actually checked. Keep unknowns visible and save the evidence beside the link.

Nine-point evidence record

Check a box only after recording the information. A checked box means you have a note; it does not mean the underlying claim is true. An unknown material, missing photo or unconfirmed price stays labelled as unknown.

What have you recorded?

Use the nine prompts to record the evidence you have and the gaps that remain.

Checks stay in this tab and are cleared on refresh. Nothing is sent to this site.

Download the blank research record (CSV)

One-sentence save rule

Save only what you can explain

“I am keeping this result because the category, visible details, sizing, source link, and comparison context align; these specific questions remain.”

What to do next

Compare album and QC photos, review shipping-weight context, and remove results with unresolved seller or link red flags. If a field depends on an assumption, mark it as unresolved.

A worked record with honest unknowns

This is an illustrative record, not a reviewed listing. An album shows a front view and a written item code, but no dimensions or matching source link. Record “front view visible” and the code. Leave measurements, material, source match and shipping basis unresolved. Request those details before comparing it with a better-documented option.

The checklist is an editorial aid, not a calibrated safety score. One missing source match can matter more than several completed fields. Keep the missing evidence visible instead of using a total as permission to pay.

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