Contradictions

A contradiction is an explicit disagreement between recorded claims. It may involve the value itself, the authority of the sources, or whether one claim superseded another.

Compare the current and contested values, open their evidence, and check dates and source authority. The queue is designed to expose uncertainty rather than silently choosing a convenient answer.

Use status to distinguish open review work from a resolved disagreement. If an answer cites a contested subject, confirm its conflict details before using it in a decision.