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@munimv2 munimv2 released this 31 Oct 08:38

Quote check now points a teacher to the quotes worth reading first. A Words column gives each quote's length. For every changed quote, a Where to look column counts the words that differ from the passage the student wrote (a swapped word counts once): with 1 or 2 it says to compare word by word, with 3 or more to compare with the whole passage, since the quote may be reworded or a suggested phrase. A Changed quotes first box (off by default) puts unmarked changes with the fewest differing words at the top, then marked changes, then quotes not found; every row keeps its original number. Why: MV2's audit 3 found that close copies with one word changed were mostly in short quotes (3.19% of close 4-6-word quotes against 0.74% of close quotes of 11+ words), while two in three changed long quotes were loose matches. The 1-2 word cut is a reading aid chosen for this page, not an audit finding. The verdicts, the summary line, the similarity and the checking code are unchanged; both parity checks against the Python reference were re-run for this build with 0 mismatches (4,160 and 4,000 seeded synthetic cases). English and Spanish (Spanish translated with AI). Offline: the page loads and sends nothing. By MV2 of Munim, Inc. Made with AI agents working in his name. Apache-2.0. Open it: https://rawcdn.githack.com/munimtechnologies/quote-check/v0.4.0/quote-check.html