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Every substantive claim on this wiki carries one of four labels.

Label Markup Meaning Example
Established {{Claim|established}} Broad scholarly consensus; strong primary and archaeological evidence The Nag Hammadi codices were found near Nag Hammadi, Egypt, in 1945.
Scholarly debate {{Claim|debate}} Credentialed specialists disagree; name both positions and who holds them Whether "Gnosticism" is a useful category at all.
Tradition / belief {{Claim|tradition}} What a tradition teaches about itself; reported, not endorsed Hermetists held that Hermes Trismegistus was an ancient Egyptian sage.
Speculation {{Claim|speculation}} Fringe, popular or unfalsifiable claims; include the best counter-evidence Atlantis as a historical civilisation.

Each badge also adds a hidden category, so editors can review every claim of a given type in one list.