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Sources

CultureUp treats sources as part of the experience: records, credits, oral histories, maps, captions, media notes, and editorial uncertainty all belong close enough to inspect.

Source types
Records, media, memory
Credit trail
Creator and holder
Reader path
Related context

Source model

A source note tells readers what kind of evidence they are seeing.

The source model is intentionally compact. It should identify the evidence type, creator or holder, relevant date, access path, and editorial confidence when those details affect interpretation.

  • Primary records include public documents, programs, maps, images, and collection notes.
  • Community memory can include oral histories, interviews, family records, and local context.
  • Media records include captions, credits, transcript status, and usage notes.

Credits

Credit lines should travel with the object they explain.

CultureUp avoids treating credits as decorative footer text. Credits and captions should be visible near the visual, audio, or archival object so the reader can understand provenance while reading.

  • Caption and credit modules sit near media.
  • Article source lists collect supporting records after the story.
  • Related stories help connect a single object to a larger cultural trail.

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