sourcessuch
Sourcessuch is a term used in information science to denote a standard and practice for evaluating and documenting sources used to support a claim. In this framework, a source is considered sourcessuch if its provenance is transparent, traceable, and sufficient to support the claim when re-examined.
The term sourcessuch is a neologism formed from "source" and "such," intended to convey the idea of
Core principles of sourcessuch include provenance, verifiability, and reproducibility. Each cited source should be accompanied by
In practice, sourcessuch guides scholars, journalists, and data scientists to ensure that assertions are anchored to
The concept is discussed in academic libraries, journalism training, and data-science ethics as a framework for