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FOUNDING PRINCIPLE0 situated perspectives

Facts before narrative

In plain words

Every public claim remains attached to inspectable evidence.

Context

Reporting often blends observation, selection, and interpretation without showing where one ends and the next begins. LeDécaf’ preserves that boundary: a factual claim should lead back to a source, together with the source's limits and the uncertainty around the claim.

What changed

Every public claim remains attached to inspectable evidence.

Why it matters

Without receipts, multiple viewpoints become a contest in rhetoric.

Where views differ

This founding text does not claim an external perspective.

The provisional judgment

More honest reporting makes its choices and break conditions visible.

Movement: opened