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Source scoring
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Is the explanation understandable without prior jargon?
Are tradeoffs, edge cases, and what changes by situation covered?
Is the publisher selling something that conflicts with the reader?
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Recovery safety
Official recovery searches are usually free. We point to government sources where possible and warn against services that charge for what you can do yourself. We will never ask for your SSN, bank logins, or full account access.