# Tips

Here are some tips for verifying proposals.&#x20;

### Check the Polymarket odds

Check the **Polymarket odds** to see if traders believe the market is ready to be resolved.

*Example*: If a Yes proposal has been submitted but the market is still trading at 50¢, it may suggest the outcome needs further review.

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### Consider the timing of evidence

Only consider information that was **publicly available** at the time the proposal was submitted.

*Example*: In *Will Trump endorse Andrew Cuomo for NYC Mayor?*, a Yes proposal was submitted after *The New York Times* reported that President Trump endorsed Andrew Cuomo. It was later disputed for not meeting the consensus of credible reporting requirement.

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### Ask if you're unsure

When you're unsure whether a proposal is accurate, **gather as many details as possible** before verifying.

*Example*: In *South Park: Trump x Satan baby boy or girl?*, the rules referenced *Season 27*, which was expected to have ten episodes. After the season was cut in half, verifiers discussed how to handle the unexpected change before confirming accuracy.

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