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I use Perplexity to get oriented on unfamiliar topics, and the citations are useful for checking where a claim came from. But web pages can be updated, moved, or replaced after an answer is generated.
When a source changes, how should readers judge whether the cited passage still supports the answer? I’m also curious whether Perplexity citations point to the exact information used or simply to a relevant page, and what’s a sensible way to verify a claim that matters.
