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Evaluate argumentation quality — not factual accuracy.
This is not a fact-checker
TellDear evaluates how a text argues, not whether its claims are true. A high-quality score means the argumentation is transparent and logical — the claims may still be wrong. A low score means the text uses problematic reasoning patterns — the claims may still be true.
What this means
This evaluation assesses the quality of reasoning in the text: whether arguments are logically structured, whether persuasion techniques are transparent, and whether the discourse is fair. A good score means the text argues well — it presents its case clearly and honestly.
What this does NOT mean
This is not a fact-check. A text with excellent argumentation quality can still contain false claims, and a poorly argued text can still be factually correct. Truth and reasoning quality are independent dimensions. Use this tool to understand HOW a text argues, not WHETHER it's right.