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Evidence and Verification Standards

Evidence and verification standards visual

Argus treats evidence quality as central to trust.

Not all signals are equal. A claim supported by primary or official records carries a different weight than a claim supported only by self-published material, screenshots, or repetition.

Public-facing methodology focuses on three principles:

  • source quality matters
  • contradiction handling matters
  • unresolved claims should remain unresolved until stronger confirmation exists

Verification is therefore a posture formed through evidence discipline, not a cosmetic label.

That is also why Argus preserves artifacts and traceability. A diligence output should be reviewable, not merely persuasive.