Step 1
Every verdict requires a stable ID, aliases, finding, primary source, action, category, evidence status, review dates, research version, and change note.
Public tool method · Version 1.0.0
Use this method when you need to answer: Is this repeated LinkedIn algorithm claim supported by dated evidence? It turns the evidence you supply into a Sourced verdict and evidence record by applying explicit, versioned decision rules. The result is not a benchmark or certification. It shows the strongest evidence, riskiest input, next action, owner, and review date so another reader can inspect and challenge the decision.
Last material review 2026-08-08 · Next review 2026-11-06
Question answered
Reach Reality uses one versioned claims dataset to generate both the interactive checker and the human-readable Claims Index.
Every verdict requires a stable ID, aliases, finding, primary source, action, category, evidence status, review dates, research version, and change note.
The evidence-exposure score counts selected myths and contested claims; it does not predict reach.
Material platform disclosures trigger review and the active dataset receives a full review at least quarterly.
Record the required inputs and label missing or estimated evidence before classification.
Apply the versioned decision rule and preserve the reason behind each row state.
Sourced verdicts replace fabricated algorithm rules in real content decisions.
Primary metric: Verdict copy, share-card download, or Claims Index deep-link
Worked example and modes
Distribution package
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<p>Source: <a href="https://petrichorgrowth.com/tools/linkedin-algorithm-claims">Reach Reality by Petrichor</a></p>Ownership and change control
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A material method change requires a reason, impact note, fixture rerun, semantic-version increment, and public entry in the method change log.
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Method questions
A versioned Sourced verdict and evidence record with visible reasoning, evidence status, next action, ownership, and review date.
Only the structured decision evidence named by the instrument. Missing or estimated inputs remain visible in the result.
No. It applies deterministic rules to the user's inputs and does not compare one customer with another.
The current method is reviewed at least every 90 days. Material changes require new fixtures, a version increment, and a public change note.
When the unresolved decision requires team challenge, evidence reconciliation, dissent, ownership, and an organizational commitment.