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Stamp the page you’re on — Real / No Proof / Depends — or open the existing FinchFile record. FinchFile stamps any news article you’re reading — from any publisher — as Real, No Proof, or Depends. Open a story → click the FinchFile F → get a proof-backed stamp in the popup. If that URL is already on the board, you see the existing verdict. If not, FinchFile stamps it on the spot. What the stamps mean • Real — The claim is a documented event (a final score, filing, sentencing, death toll, priced deal). Hard facts you can check — not hype or spin. • No Proof — Packaging sold as news: rankings, tips, listicles, previews, demo hype, or framing without receipts. Sounds certain; the proof isn’t there. • Depends — Contested, unfinished, or forward-looking: studies, “could,” live demos without a checkable ship, attributed claims that aren’t settled yet. FinchFile does not rewrite the article. It stamps the claim so you know what kind of claim you’re reading. https://finchfile.com