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Start the “Perevirka” fact-check bot, switch the language to English in the main menu.
Send a text, photo, video or link of the source that you want to check.
Get a reasoned conclusion about the source from the team of fact-checkers.
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Gwara Media is a Kharkiv media platform that is aimed at authenticating the new Ukrainian reality. Prior to February 24, Gwara Media journalists were covering areas such as cultural events, IT, technology, creativity. Today we are working on filming and covering the war in Ukraine.
From the beginning of the full-scale invasion, our team realized that we had to find ways to systematically tackle propaganda. This is how we created the “PEREVIRKA” bot, which helps us fight fakes in the information war.
This rule will help us succeed together in the fight for a healthy information space. Share the link to the bot so that more people can use this simple tool for countering fake news.
The verification of queries in the bot is handled by the team of analysts from the Fact-Check Department at Gwara Media. More details about the Fact-Check Department by this link.
The Fact-Check Department of Gwara Media has joined the International Fact-Checking Network from the Poynter Institute. This means that the work of the Fact-Check Department has been reviewed by independent assessors, and it has been confirmed that Gwara Media adheres to all the principles of the IFCN Code of Principles. More on the network's page.
The Fact-Check Department has a Service Level Agreement (SLA) that governs the processing of reader queries according to the following distribution:
- "Fast queries" are processed within 48 hours since the response to these queries is readily available and doesn't require in-depth technical verification.
- "Slow queries" are identified by assigning an escalation status and are processed within 7 days as they require a deep analysis of the information.
This SLA helps ensure that different types of queries are handled appropriately and in a timely manner.
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