Founding 100 this week: keep your first fact within the scope of its evidence.
 
ORFA/ OPEN REFERENCE FOR AI
SOURCE-FIRST /
Your project.
One clear fact.

Does that page support this statement?
Match the fact to its evidence.

Prepare an official URL and a short description. ORFA gives one verifiable official fact a public Source with its own URL and publication date. This week, keep your first statement within the scope of what the supporting page actually says.

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In the sea of information, leave one traceable drop.

WHY ORFA?
01 / FACT
One verifiable fact
State one feature supported by the evidence, and keep the conditions that matter.
02 / URL
One unique address
Each statement has its own URL and publication date. A supporting URL helps readers check the claim.
03 / SOURCE
A public original source
An original public reference for people and AI. Publication is not independent verification.
GOOD FIRST SOURCES /
Keep the claim within the evidence.
Writing example — not a real customer claim.
Fictional evidence: “The basic plan lets you download CSV files.”
Matching fact: “ExampleTool’s basic plan includes CSV downloads.” This evidence does not establish support for every file format.
Don't buy attention.
Publish the source.

Check the feature and its conditions against official material. A link alone does not verify a claim. Narrow statements that go beyond the evidence, and leave unknowns unstated. This is writing guidance, not an automatic verification feature. ORFA does not guarantee exposure, ranking, citation, or training inclusion in any AI system.

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