Graham T

This signature is not in data/gazetteer/authors.json, so it stands for itself: any other spelling of the same name has its own page. Only signatures on five or more documents are curated by hand.

Signatures

Claims

8 claim(s) extracted by lexicon from this author's documents. A claim row records what the author wrote, with the sentence verbatim; it is not evidence about a formation, and nothing here is tested: the pre-registered tests of the testable types are build step M3-8, and they live in the analysis section. The precision column is what the lexicon's patterns for that type were measured at on 65 hand-labelled documents, so a count can be read against how often that type is matched wrongly.

Up to 3 quote(s) per type, verbatim:

• “The supposed link to Jon Bonham had led to speculation that this must therefore be a man-made copy executed in some kind of homage to the long-deceased Led Zeppelin drummer.”authorship_human · source page
• “Still, taking all this into account, I approached the formation with some scepticism.”authorship_human · source page
• “This variation actually makes them harder to fake because it takes you further away from the tramlines.”authorship_human · source page
• “FIELD REPORT pictogram at Rushock, Worcestershire reported Saturday 15th July, visited Thursday 20th July”landscape · source page
• “He also felt that this formation was messy (I didn't agree) and that some others he had now seen aerial photos of were much more impressive in their geometry and symmetry.”science · source page

Documents

A document's date is the date its page carries, which for most comments is the formation's own date rather than the day the comment was written; the formation page states the basis for each one.

Formations