New Annotation Guidelines
A correct sample should
- have every change tagged
- Rules
- Tags should be around the transformed string
- It should not include more than one sentence around the transformed part
- Text outside the tags should not be changed
 
- This example would be valid because the tags are around the negated part: Example
 
- be factually wrong
- Example: This sample is not factually wrong: Link to Doccano
- Example: This sample is not factually wrong: "Great Expansion" Example. Swapped Entities should be dissimilar to the original entity and not just a synonym (or subpart). E.g. “Great Collision” would be a good replacement.
 
- be different to original answer (contradicting ?)
- This example is very similar to the original answer. It doesn’t really change the fact. Example with Andromeda Galaxy.
 
- be coherent
- Example: This sample is not coherent: Link to Doccano
 
- It has to be an answer to the question
- Example: This sample is not answering the question because the question asks about a “helicopter on earth”: Link to Doccano
 
Nice to have would be
- plausibility (for non educated this could be true)
Things we drop immediately
- Replaced names in references
How we cross-check facts
- One Google + ChatGPT to explain terms if we don’t know them
- Otherwise, we just skip them