I’ve been using Perplexity to gather sources on a few topics, and sometimes its citations point to different pages that appear to repeat the same original report or announcement. That makes the list look more varied than the underlying evidence really is.
How do you spot and manage duplicate sources in the citation list before sharing research? I’m curious whether people check the publisher and original link manually, or use a workflow that makes source overlap easier to see.
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