Check the sources behind an answer

Use the sources behind an answer to check its claims before acting. A citation gives you something to inspect; it does not guarantee that every sentence in the answer is correct.

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This example checks an answer about membership products and content rules. The answer overstates that every rule points to a membership. The cited documentation also describes access for a specific member.

Compare the answer with its sources

1. Open Sources below the answer.
2. Open the cited documentation and find the condition the answer describes.
3. Check exceptions before applying the advice to your site.

In this example, Protect Content With MemberPress explains product conditions that require an active subscription to the selected membership. Rules Overview also describes member-specific access. A rule therefore does not always need a membership condition.

The walkthrough reads public documentation. It changes no rule or membership and does not test access enforcement.

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