How This Ledger Reads Satellite Cryptid Reports
House method: named press + register/agency path, status honesty, no specimen leap — with the live Loch Ness file as exemplar.
Sources Internal method note; Inverness Courier Loch Ness coverage as cite-only exemplar (18 Sep 2026)
Locale map
Citizen satellite and basemap reports arrive as screenshots, forum posts, and occasional named press. This ledger’s house style is short and reusable:
- Prefer named public outlets and any official register or agency path over anonymous threads.
- Separate pixels under review from specimen claims.
- Label status honestly — usually open until a chart, wake, or sensor artifact explanation lands; hoax when an explained candidate is clear.
- Never host news screenshots of Google Earth crops without rights; illustrate with PD/CC geography only.
The live Loch Ness Google Earth family file is the working exemplar. This note does not duplicate that case; it teaches the template. Status cited as method documentation.
Evidence ledger
Each claim in this file, the source it rests on, and how well it holds up: 2 corroborated. What the labels mean.
| Claim | Source | Type · date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Citizen satellite reports should be treated as pixels under review, not specimen claims.House rule. | Internal method note | ledger analysis | corroborated |
| The Loch Ness Google Earth report is a named-press example of the pattern. | Inverness Courier | press · 18 Sep 2026 | corroborated |
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