2026-08-06 15:23 UTC
1. Confirm that the page is publicly accessible. It should not require a private login, special preview link, or temporary session.
2. Check the exact link. Make sure it points to the intended destination and does not redirect somewhere unrelated.
3. Read the surrounding paragraph. The link should fit the sentence and contribute to the topic.
4. Evaluate topical relevance. Ask whether a real visitor would expect to find this article on the publisher’s site. (21/35)
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@vccbizlp@mastodon.au 2026-08-06 15:24
5. Review editorial quality. Look for clear language, original structure, useful information, and sensible formatting. 6. Check the publisher context. Consider whether the site has a coherent audience, visible ownership or editorial identity, and a history of publishing related material. 7. Look for obvious warning signs. Excessive outbound links, thin pages, copied text, unrelated categories, and aggressive advertising should trigger closer review. (22/35)