How often do you allow sources to review quotes prior to publishing a story?

	Never [ 63% (202 votes) ]
	Rarely [ 22% (70 votes) ]
	Sometimes [ 9% (28 votes) ]
	Often [ 3% (10 votes) ]
	Other [ 4% (13 votes) ]

(2 responses) Only for accuracy on technical subjects.

Only if requested, and time allows

Only if I'm not sure and need to verify that I wrote it down correctly.

Only on highly technical pieces

Read them back over the phone once.

In rare cases, I review quotes, but never agree to change them unless the subject convinces me I've got it wrong.

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