Two articles,
one event.
What do they really say?
Info Score does not decide what is true. It places two articles on the same subject side by side and makes visible what distinguishes them: sources, register, framing, treatment of uncertainty. A tool for the classroom, not a verdict.
What the analysis produces
For each article, Info Score extracts observable variables — number of sources cited, plurality of viewpoints, separation of fact from commentary, emotional charge, acknowledgement of uncertainty, contextualisation. A deterministic function then applies the public rules (rules_v0.yaml) to produce a grade from A to E.
The pedagogical core is the comparative view: where the two articles converge, where they diverge, which sources they share, which framing each privileges. Open-ended questions accompany the table for a 55-minute media-literacy session.