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1004 B
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# Admiralty Scale
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The Admiralty Scale (also called the NATO System) is used to rank the reliability of a source and
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the credibility of an information.
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## Source Reliability
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<dl>
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<dt>A</dt>
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<dd>Completely reliable</dd>
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<dt>B</dt>
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<dd>Usually reliable<dd>
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<dt>C</dt>
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<dd>Fairly reliable </dd>
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<dt>D</dt>
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<dd>Not usually reliable</dd>
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<dt>E</dt>
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<dd>Unreliable</dd>
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<dt>F<dt>
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<dd>Reliability cannot be judged</dd>
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</dl>
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## Information Credibility
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<dl>
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<dt>1</dt>
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<dd>Confirmed by other sources</dd>
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<dt>2</dt>
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<dd>Probably true</dd>
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<dt>3</dt>
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<dd>Possibly true</dd>
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<dt>4</dt>
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<dd>Doubtful</dd>
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<dt>5</dt>
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<dd>Improbable</dd>
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<dt>6</dt>
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<dd>Truth cannot be judged</dd>
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</dl>
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# Machine-parsable Admiralty Scale
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The repository contains a [JSON file including the machine-parsable tags](machinetag.json)
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along with their human-readable description. The software can use both
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representation on the user-interface and store the tag as machine-parsable.
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admiralty-scale:source-reliability="b"
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~~~~
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