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Entry point · any sectorClaim Check
One contested equation, tested and sourced.
Somebody has claimed that two political things are the same, or that one is an instance of the other. This tests that claim: the strongest case its defenders make, the strongest case against, and where the two subjects actually sit on six independent axes.
What is covered
- One claim, naming two organisations or one organisation and one category
- Both subjects coded on all six axes, with a citable artefact behind every score
- The measured distance between them, and which axes carry the disagreement
- The strongest case for the claim and the strongest case against, stated fairly
- A closing assessment of what the measurement does and does not settle
What you receive
- Approximately 1,500 words, PDF and web format
- A six-axis comparison table
- A shareable 1200×630 card carrying the measurement
- Full source list
Who it suits
Anyone who needs to know whether a political comparison in circulation holds up, and needs to be able to show their working.
Why this is checkable
Every score in a commissioned brief is produced with the same published codebook, the same anchor definitions and the same evidence standard as the free public atlas. You can read the method before you commission anything, test the codebook yourself against a cell you have never seen, and read the audit in which the instrument reports the tests that weaken it.