Use three review groups
Separate confirmed copies, possible derivatives and unrelated similarities. Within each group, combine results from the same publication so a large site does not dominate your attention merely through repetition.
Review efficiently
- Open one representative page per source group.
- Check the image and caption at a useful size.
- Record unique context or attribution.
- Discard unrelated results with a short reason.
Twenty thumbnails from one shop may represent a single product photograph used across category pages. Counting each as independent evidence exaggerates the finding.
Keep a stopping point
Once the original question is answered, avoid collecting more unrelated pages. If your goal is a reuse audit, preserve a manageable list of actionable sources. A tidy, explained subset is more useful than an unreviewed export that makes weak and strong matches look equally credible.
Continue with responsible source checking.
Written by Facehunch with AI assistance and checked against the cited sources. Our editorial policy.