An answer can sound correct while the citation beside it does not actually support the claim.

Review factual accuracy and citation support as separate questions. A relevant-looking link is not enough evidence.

Check every claim that could change a business decision, including whether the source covers the right scope, conditions, and version.

Add difficult cases with similar documents and near-match wording. Ask reviewers to examine the cited passages without relying on a fluent explanation.

Set the acceptance threshold for the intended use. A citation should help someone verify a statement, not merely make an answer look more authoritative.

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