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Keep the evidence close.

Make the next reader’s questions easier to answer.

Explain the observation

A score should have a rationale. Record what you observed, what remains unknown, and which part of the criterion it supports. An evidence note is useful even without an external link.

Link with context

Attach an authorized HTTP or HTTPS URL when it helps a reader revisit the reference. The application stores the link without retrieving its contents. An export is a snapshot of entered notes, not a copy of an external document.

Separate judgment from verification

An entered score is the account holder’s assessment. It does not mean Six68 tested a product or validated a vendor claim. Keep language precise when passing the evaluation to someone else.

Export deliberately

The TXT brief includes purpose, recommendation, limitations, criteria, weights, and scores. CSV and JSON provide complete workspace records. Review both content and recipients before sharing an export.

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