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Evaluating news verification process

I want to consider how to approach this news request. A clarifying question might help—should I verify this for you? It seems best to ask if you’d like me to fact-check and find the original poll link, including details like date, sample size, and wording. I need to keep in mind that Twitter/X polls aren't scientific, and Spanish outlets can sometimes feature controversial polls. I can propose steps to gather more context about the specific incident.Considering response options

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I’m thinking about how to approach this request. There’s some recent context with criticism surrounding diving and fights, but I shouldn't jump to conclusions. I want to provide options concisely and ask if verification is needed. Responding in Chinese could be more fitting. I might say I can't confirm the data's authenticity and ask if you need me to verify the source.

Offering steps for verification seems smart, like checking the original poll link, date, sample size, and context. I'll also remind about potential bias in media polls.

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