License — Free to Use, Built to Spread¶
Everything on this site is a free resource. The content is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0).
What you may do — without asking permission¶
- Share it: copy, print, email, post, and redistribute any page, in any medium
- Adapt it: excerpt, remix, translate, build lesson plans and handouts from it
- Use it anywhere: classrooms, congregations, community groups, publications, campus organizations — including commercially
The two conditions¶
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Attribution. Credit this site and link back. A simple line is enough:
Source: EveryClaim (everyclaim.org), licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.
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ShareAlike. If you adapt the material, your adapted version must carry this same license — so the resource stays free downstream, for everyone.
What we ask (not legally required, but it matters)¶
- Keep the confidence tags. The inline tags —
[VERIFIED via ...],[ESTIMATED ...],[PARTIALLY DISPUTED ...]— are the point of this project. Material stripped of its calibration stops being what this site is. - Keep the dates on current figures. Casualty counts and demographic data are stated as of specific dates; reproducing them without the dates turns honest data into future misinformation.
- Tell us. If you translate or adapt this material, let us know — we'd like to link to good adaptations.
Corrections and challenges¶
Reuse includes the right to scrutinize. If you find a claim that fails its tag, report it via Suggest a Topic — corrections are logged, not buried. That process is part of the license's spirit: this material is offered as checkable, and checking it is a contribution.
Technical note¶
The site's source code (the search, Q&A, and site machinery) is available in the project repository under a permissive open-source license. The license above covers the content — the documents, FAQ pages, and analyses.