How to read a post screening result
Separate the original content, advisory explanation and source evidence before making a revision.
Start with what was actually found
Read the finding and highlighted original text, then compare any image extraction with the uploaded source. A match identifies wording to review; it does not establish a legal violation or prove clinical evidence.
Inspect the source and applicability
Open the reference link and read its stated scope, source clause and status. Publication date, publisher and paid or organic placement can affect relevance. Current applicability and amendments need a qualified reviewer.
Use the suggested action carefully
A suggested improvement explains what to reconsider. Verify factual claims and material qualifications rather than treating a rewrite as an approved template. Save a revised submission for a new check when needed.
Keep incomplete results incomplete
Partial findings can be useful while overall coverage remains incomplete. The preview has no expert-approved active rule package. An unflagged post is not legal advice, clinical verification or publication clearance.