About
Verification ledger
We tell readers that every cited source is checked on a schedule. This is the record of that, published in full including what failed. Last run August 15, 2026.
Last run
What the check covered
- Pages examined
- 284
- Source URLs checked
- 1,853
- Responded normally
- 1,499 (80.9%)
- Reachable but bot-guarded
- 335 (18.1%)
- Failed
- 19 (1.0%)
A source that answers a browser but refuses an automated request is counted separately rather than as a failure. Government and registry sites do this routinely, and treating it as link rot would mean pulling good citations. Only a URL that a real fetch cannot reach twice counts as failed.
Not hidden
The 19 citations that failed
These are live on the site now and are being repaired. Publishing them is the point: a verification claim that only ever reports success is not a check, it is a slogan.
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https://dre.colorado.gov/sites/dre/files/documents/Seller404 cited by states/colorado -
https://realestate.naver.com0 cited by comparisons/south-korea -
https://stat.gov.ua/en/datasets/housing-market-price-changes404 cited by posts/ukraine-real-estate-market -
https://www.arbeiterkammer.at/bestellerprinzip404 cited by countries/austria -
https://www.bj.admin.ch/bj/en/home/wirtschaft/grundstueckerwerb.html404 cited by countries/switzerland -
https://www.chinabank.ph/chinabank-offers-market-lowest-6-percent-home-loan-rate404 cited by posts/philippines-real-estate-market -
https://www.dxbanalytics.com/blog/dubai-property-price-index-2026404 cited by posts/united-arab-emirates-real-estate-market -
https://www.gc.nh.gov/rsa/html/V/78-B/78-B-mrg.htm0 cited by states/new-hampshire -
https://www.gc.nh.gov/rsa/html/XLVIII/477/477-4-a.htm0 cited by states/new-hampshire -
https://www.gc.nh.gov/rsa/html/XLVIII/477/477-4-d.htm0 cited by states/new-hampshire -
https://www.gc.nh.gov/rsa/html/XLVIII/478/478-17-g.htm0 cited by states/new-hampshire -
https://www.gov.uk/find-an-energy-certificate404 cited by guides/list-your-home-on-rightmove-and-zoopla-without-an-estate-agent -
https://www.ilent.nl/onderwerpen/productlabels-markeringen-en-energiemaatregelen/energielabel/energielabel-gebouwen/energielabel-woningen404 cited by countries/netherlands, cities/the-hague, cities/utrecht -
https://www.lantmateriet.se/en/real-property/registration-of-ownership--property-and-site-leasehold/404 cited by countries/sweden -
https://www.lantmateriet.se/en/real-property/registration-of-ownership--property-and-site-leasehold/stamp-duty-and-fees/404 cited by countries/sweden -
https://www.scbar.org/for-lawyers/quicklinks/legal-resources/ethics-advisory-opinion-05-16/404 cited by states/south-carolina -
https://www.svit.ch/en/members404 cited by agent-finders/switzerland -
https://www.trec.texas.gov/22-tac-%C2%A753762-standard-contract-form-trec-no-55-0-sellers-disclosure-notice404 cited by cities/houston -
https://www.unissu.com/proptech-resources/naver-real-estate404 cited by comparisons/south-korea
How it runs
What happens to a page that fails
The job runs on a fixed schedule over half the corpus at a time, so every page comes round roughly monthly rather than all of them being restamped on one day. A page whose citations all respond is recorded clean. A page with a dead citation is held back: it is not re-dated and not presented as freshly reviewed until the citation is fixed, because moving a review date on a page we have not actually repaired would be the exact freshness signal readers should distrust. 16 pages are held back from the last run.
A page's review date changes when the page itself changes. It does not move because a scheduled job ran.