Methodology

• True: The fact-check reveals that the claim is true.
• False: The fact-check reveals that the claim is false.
• Mixed: The multiple premises in this claim contain both true and false information.
• Unable to finalise: The evidence is not enough to label the claim as true, false, or mixed.

Types of False Information:

• Misleading: Misleading projection of the real meaning.
• Imposter: Imitated content or accounts of a person or an institution.
• Manipulation: Information altered via picking, adding or removing.
• Parody: Content prepared for entertainment or teasing and have the potential of misleading users.
• Fabricated: Content fabricated and that is not correct at all.
• False Connection: Photos, videos, quotes or headlines that are wrongly connected to an actual event.
• False Context: Retelling true information by removing the incidents, situations, or relations.